Other unique items available for bidding include Gold and Platinum plaques, signed instruments, and a special signed 'JRNEYFAN' license plate from a concert in New Jersey.

These wildfires, which occurred in January 2025, destroyed nearly half of the Black households in Altadena and resulted in approximately 10,000 structural losses.

The fires were among the most destructive in California's history, causing 30 fatalities and inflicting estimated losses between $95 billion and $164 billion.

Additionally, the auction includes signed copies of Perry's solo albums, such as 'Street Talk', and Journey's 'Escape' and 'Frontiers', all graded and authenticated.

In a statement, Perry expressed his excitement about sharing his personal archives with fans and emphasized that the auction proceeds will directly benefit those affected by the wildfires.

Dhani Harrison, CEO of Dark Horse and son of George Harrison, praised Perry's generosity in supporting meaningful causes through this auction.

Earlier in June 2025, Perry also released a duet version of 'Faithfully' with Willie Nelson, showcasing his continued musical contributions.

Steve Perry, the former lead singer of Journey, is auctioning over 50 items from his personal archive to raise funds for victims of the devastating wildfires in Altadena, Los Angeles.

The auction, which runs until June 13, 2025, features a variety of items including handwritten Journey lyrics, platinum records, and signed merchandise from Perry's tours.

Aric Steinberg, Executive Director of the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, highlighted the ongoing financial distress faced by musicians impacted by the fires and the importance of this auction in providing assistance.

The Sweet Relief Musicians Fund supports musicians and industry workers facing financial hardships due to health issues or age-related challenges.

Notable auction items include vintage tour merchandise from the 1994 Strange Medicine Tour, the 1981 Escape Tour, and the 1984 Street Talk Tour.