Bon Jovi NEW YORK — Jon Bon Jovi has been with his band for more than 30 years, so he could be considered something of an expert when it comes to the durability of rock stars. Still, even Bon Jovi is mystified at how the senior set is dominating on the stage. “I can't get over it," said Bon Jovi, who will perform next week with Paul McCartney, The Who, Bruce Springsteen and a host of other superstars at the 12-12-12 concert at Madison Square Garden to benefit victims of Superstorm Sandy. “I'm dying already and I'm gonna go out there and play four songs. How do they do it?" he said, joking. “The Who and (Mick) Jagger and McCartney. ... I'm not going to be that journeyman. ... I'm not going to be that 75-year-old guy doing 150 shows a year." But at 50, he's not ready for early retirement either. Bon Jovi has a couple of songs in the upcoming Al Pacino film, “Stand Up Guys," and the band just completed their 12th studio album, “What About Now," set for release early next year. They also have a world tour kicking off in Connecticut on Feb. 9. — AP
