TMZ — Filed under: Sammy Hagar Sammy Hagar 's tale of alien abduction sounds pretty silly to the average person -- but to an alien expert ... it all makes perfect sense. Sammy spilled it last week, telling the world he was a... more info

Guardian Music — Frontman claims 'two intelligent creatures' tapped into his unconscious using 'some kind of mysterious wireless connection'There's no better way to put this: Sammy Hagar believes his mind was taken over by aliens. Years ago, before he played with Van... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - Sammy Hagar says extra terrestrials "plugged into" him... more info

ContactMusic — Ex-Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar claims he was abducted by aliens. The former vocalist with the 'Jump' group claims an extraterrestrial life form had "plugged into" him in order to see what was in his brain. He told mtvhive. com "That's right... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, WTF, Celebrity Scandal Sammy Hagar talks was out promoting his new autobiography 'Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock' and during an interview on MTV Hive, he was asked about the alien abduction stories in the book, in which he d... more info

Topix — Rocker Sammy Hagar said he's pretty sure aliens exist because "a few decades ago" a pair of extraterrestrials tapped into his mind through some kind of Wi-Fi connection. more info

Pop Crunch — Rocker Sammy Hagar’s back in the spotlight. The former Van Halen frontman reveals his deepest secrets in his new memoir, Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock: He’s pretty sure aliens [...] more info

People.com — A dream about a UFO encounter in the Southern California foothills "really friggin' happened," says the rocker more info

ContactMusic — Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar insists he was once abducted by aliens. In his new book, Red My Uncensored Life in Rock, Hagar reveals he was studied by extra-terrestrials after they made contact with him in the foothills of California, and now he'... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Sammy Hagar, he of the Shirley Temple spiral curls and progenitor of such Van Halen hits as "Why Can't This Be Love," currently has a memoir out, "Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock." more info