Alex Van Halen is preparing to release a new album, memoir, and anthology honoring Eddie’s legacy.

Alex Van Halen has been hard at work on a new album collaborating with Toto guitarist Steve Lukather. In addition to this musical project, he is also in the process of putting together a Van Halen anthology book. These creative endeavors are all part of his ongoing efforts to honor the legacy of his late brother, Eddie Van Halen, who passed away in 2020.

The upcoming album will feature recordings made by Eddie Van Halen before his death, showcasing his talents as a songwriter and musician. This project is significant for Alex as it marks his first return to making music since the loss of his brother. The anthology book will complement Alex Van Halen’s previously released memoir, “Brothers,” which delves into the personal and musical journey of the Van Halen siblings.

To commemorate what would have been Eddie Van Halen’s 71st birthday, Alex Van Halen shared a touching home video on social media. The clip captures a young Eddie playing guitar, offering fans a glimpse into his early musical talents. The post included a heartfelt message from his uncle, acknowledging the profound impact that Eddie and Alex had on the music world. Both Wolfgang Van Halen, Eddie’s son, and Valerie Bertinelli, Eddie’s ex-wife, expressed their love and admiration in the comments.

Since Eddie Van Halen’s passing, Alex has devoted himself to preserving and sharing the remarkable story of the Van Halen brothers. Through projects like his memoir and the upcoming album and anthology, he continues to celebrate the musical legacy and bond that they shared. While specific release dates for the album and book have not been announced, fans can expect both to be unveiled later this year.

In the midst of his creative endeavors, Alex Van Halen remains committed to honoring his brother’s memory and ensuring that Eddie’s music and legacy endure for generations to come. As he works on new projects and reflects on their shared journey, Alex Van Halen pays tribute to the indelible mark that Eddie left on the world of music.