Billy Joel has once again lowered the asking price for his Sagaponack home. The four-bedroom, six-bath beach house, which is listed with Biana Stepanian of The Corcoran Group, is now on the market for $18.5 million, according to the real estate firm's website. Joel bought the house as a gift for his wife, food personality Katie Lee. After their split, he put it on the market for $22.5 million. It was reduced to $19.9 million in September. The house once belonged to the late actor Roy Scheider.

"The Last Play at Shea," staged on July 16th, 2008 and July 18th, 2008 before a combined 110,000 fans, comprised the final performances ever at the historic stadium. "Live at Shea Stadium" contains two and a half hours of hits and album favorites, featuring special guests Paul McCartney, Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, John Mayer, John Mellencamp, Steven Tyler and Roger Daltrey.

There's no word on tech specs yet, but supplements will include three bonus performances with Steven Tyler ("Walk This Way"), Roger Daltrey ("My Generation"), and John Mellencamp ("Pink Houses").

"Billy Joel also supports dog rescue," said Mr. Azzaretto.

Austin volunteers at 20th Century Cycles on Sundays and said, "He's been coming in on crutches after his operation."

Mr. Joel enjoys being just a guy who loves motorcycles when he's at the showroom. Mr. Azzaretto said he doesn't want to give out autographs and have pictures taken while he is wearing his "motorcycle hat/helmet." "That is except when its an older person, someone who is handicapped or children," said Austin who gets along famously with Billy Joel, sharing their interest in motorcycles.

Austin is also no novice to music in that he arranges for the live entertainment that is a regular part of Cruise Nights.

They also share a love of dogs. "When Billy Joel talks to a dog his voice changes: it gets into a doggie voice: a high pitched voice," said Austin.

"Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium" will be available in a CD/DVD set as well as a stand-alone DVD and stand-alone Blu-ray Disc.

The full-concert companion to the acclaimed Lionsgate documentary "The Last Play at Shea," "Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium" features more than two hours of Billy Joel and his band offering definitive, and often transcendent versions of hits, rarities, deep catalog, personal favorites and crowd-pleasing surprises including duets with guest artists Paul McCartney ("I Saw Her Standing There," "Let It Be"), Tony Bennett ("New York State of Mind"), Garth Brooks ("Shameless"), and John Mayer ("This Is The Time") along with exclusive DVD/Blu-ray bonus performances with Steven Tyler ("Walk This Way"), Roger Daltrey ("My Generation"), and John Mellencamp ("Pink Houses").

Built in 1964, Shea Stadium was the home of the New York Mets for 45 years. Designed as a multi-purpose stadium, Shea Stadium became the birthplace of arena rock when the Beatles appeared there August 15th, 1965, establishing the ballpark as a pinnacle venue for rock's biggest names: The Who, The Police, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, and others have all played Shea Stadium.

Chosen as the last rock act to play the venue, Billy Joel staged his "Last Play at Shea" concerts on July 16th, 2008 and July 18th, 2008, rocking a combined audience of 110,000 fans with one of the most emotionally charged shows ever played at the historic stadium. After 45 years, two New York Mets World Series victories, the arena debut of The Beatles and Billy Joel's "The Last Play at Shea," the final section of Shea Stadium was torn down in 2009.

A broadcast edition of "Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium" will premiere on "PBS Great Performances" in March.