Meet Jason Gould, Barbra Streisand's Son

Despite his turn in movies while in his 20s and his burgeoning music career, Jason Gould admits he's not sure about living the celebrity life, telling Peoplethat he likes staying out of the spotlight. Gould, who came out to his parents as openly gay when he was a young man, also candidly discusses his alcoholism.

Despite his turn in movies while in his 20s and his burgeoning music career, Jason Gould admits he's not sure about living the celebrity life, telling People that he likes staying out of the spotlight. Gould, who came out to his parents as openly gay when he was a young man, also candidly discusses his alcoholism. He is just interested in his art and finds music to be healing.

"I was a kid who came up with melodies. I would sit at the piano and work out chord progressions I liked, but I never had the confidence to complete a song," he told Billboard, adding that the title song on "Dangerous Man" comes from his experience at Al Anon meetings.

"Music has phenomenal healing power. It speaks to the heart. So many people have found a sense of acceptance and belonging through music ... That's all I really care about in the end."

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