Richie Sambora opens up about Jon Bon Jovi documentary: ‘Too short’

Regarding the documentary series Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, Richie Sambora recently shared his thoughts.

The former Bon Jovi guitarist made his first public appearance since the release of the Hulu docuseries during his performance at the 35th Barnstable Browns Kentucky Derby Eve Gala.

Richie talked openly after this show people magazine And offered his thoughts on the latest releases.

In regards to the documentary series, which focuses on the famous American band Bon Jovi, Richie expressed dissatisfaction with the portrayal the show gave to its audience.

According to reports, he believes that singer Jon Bon Jovi was given more attention than the other members of the band.

“It’s his project and it’s his vision,” Ritchie said at the beginning of the discussion.

He further declared that he “has a different perspective on all this.”

During the same conversation he mentioned his recent performance, which he considered “really good”.

Speaking of “a lot of nonsense”! Performance, Richie complained, “I only had 23 minutes,” before noting, “But I blew the roof off the place.”

During the performance, the iconic musician sang two of his biggest hits, Wanted Dead or Alive and I’ll Be There for You.