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Wolfgang Van Halen talks about new music and his late father Eddie

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As the Citi Music series continues on TODAY, Wolfgang Van Halen, son of late guitar icon Eddie Van Halen and Valerie Bertinelli, joins the show to talk about his solo project Mammoth WVH, on which he plays every instrument. He also talks about his song “Distance,” a tribute to his father, explaining: “It’s almost like a mantra for when you lose someone.”