M ore than 20 years ago, Peter Wolf, the former front man of the J. Geils Band, drove across town to see his buddy David Bieber, a local media figure known for his equally nocturnal habits.

The J. Geils Band produced minor hits throughout the ’70s (“Must of Got Lost,” “Give It to Me,” “One Last Kiss”), but the divine moments took place onstage. Advertisement.

Peter Wolf, frontman from the J. Geils Band and a bona fide rock 'n' roll raconteur, has had Forrest Gump or Zelig type of life -- to the point where it's probably easier to list who he hasn't met ...

Before he was the rambunctious frontman for the J. Geils Band, Peter Wolf was one of the first disc jockeys on WBCN. Holding down the station’s overnight shift in the mid-1960s, ...

Former J. Geils Band Frontman Peter Wolf recalls an awkward evening he and his then girlfriend (and later, wife) Faye Dunaway spent at Jack Nicholson's house while the actors were filming ...

Peter Wolf’s new memoir is titled Waiting on the Moon: Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters, and Goddesses, and to hear the former J. Geils Band lead singer tell it, ex-wife Faye Dunaway falls ...

"Those who know the J. Geils Band only for their MTV era hits (“Love Stinks,” “Centerfold,” “Freeze Frame”) don’t know the J. Geils Band at all. During the long years between the ...

The J. Geils Band founder and guitarist John Warren Geils Jr. has died at age 71, according to reports.

Local heroes Aerosmith and the J. Geils Band teamed for a blockbuster evening that was long on hits and short on fouls at Boston's Fenway Park Saturday.

John Warren Geils Jr., the artist known professionally as J. Geils who gave his name to the 1980s rock group he founded, The J. Geils Band, was found dead in his Groton, Mass., home Tuesday. He ...

They divorced in 1979, two years before the J. Geils Band broke into the pop mainstream with their massive No. 1 hit "Centerfold." Wolf left the band in 1983 and launched a solo career.

They divorced in 1979, two years before the J. Geils Band broke into the pop mainstream with their massive No. 1 hit "Centerfold." Wolf left the band in 1983 and launched a solo career.