Siblings more than band of brothers
Jonas Brothers turn disappointment into wild success
They may be young, but the Jonas Brothers understand the power of second chances.
Two years ago, the musical siblings — Kevin, 20, Joe, 18, and Nick, 15 — were dropped from Columbia Records after their debut album sold a disappointing 65,000 copies.
But last year, Disney's Hollywood Records scooped up the pop-rock trio and turned them into an entertainment force of nature with the power to sweep preteen ...
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