Jon Bon Jovi says he has fully recovered following vocal cord surgery that once threatened his career.
In a new interview with People, Bon Jovi gave fans a health update.
"I'm fully recovered," he said. "It was longer than I'd ever expected, but it had to be right. We never lost faith."
The 64-year-old singer-songwriter and guitarist added that he spent years working with vocal coaches and doing vocal exercises to bring his voice back.
He also praised his bandmates, who waited four years for another tour to give the Bon Jovi frontman time to recuperate.
"They never doubted [me] and never looked for work or decided to retire. The sacrifices that each one of them have made to be there for me is on a whole 'nother level," Bon Jovi said. "They said, 'No, we're with you.' Every day of every rehearsal they were there with me. My love for them has only deepened."
The good news comes barely a month ahead of Bon Jovi's Forever tour, which kicks off with a nine-show Madison Square Garden residency in New York City on July 7.
The legendary rock star said he is looking forward to hitting the road. "I think that this is a rebirth. It is simply about the joy," he told People.
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