Steven Tyler

The event saluted the music of the Fleetwood Mac co-founder.

The rocker was initially upset, but now adds, 'I am grateful and owe a thanks to them for my sobriety.'

He ain't honkin' on bobo, that's for sure.

He paid $80 for the certificate.

He was just a tad nervous!

'My music is for causes, not for political campaigns or rallies,' said Tyler.

This is the third time the Aerosmith singer has asked Trump to stop using his music.

The Aerosmith singer was not having it.

On this episode of 'Toni Gonzalez's Weekly Riff,' she looks at some artists who give back. As Toni says, 'Let's make the internet a less negative place today!'

Watch the pair play a unique version of the Frankie Valli classic, 'Can't Keep My Eyes Off of You.'