Steven Tyler, 77, the screaming demon of Aerosmith, has never been shy about spilling his guts — the drugs, the detoxes, the dodgy deals with demons. But yesterday the rock god detonated a thermonuclear truth bomb that left even his die-hard devotees gasping for air.

The Dream On legend has secretly repurchased the crumbling New Hampshire lake house where, in the darkest chapter of his life, he once overdosed so violently paramedics thought he was already dead. And in a move that has Hollywood, Nashville and every rehab clinic in America buzzing like a beehive on fire, Tyler is transforming the 6,000-square-foot property into Janey’s House — a $3.2 million sanctuary for women and children fighting infertility AND addiction.

Yes, you read that right. The same walls that once soaked up the stench of heroin and despair will soon echo with lullabies and laughter. But the real gut-punch? The name Janey.

For the first time EVER, Tyler has cracked open a childhood scar he swore would stay buried until the grave. Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail from the frost-bitten porch of the property, the star — wrapped in a battered leather trench coat and clutching a cigarette like a lifeline — whispered the secret that has haunted him for seven decades.

“Janey was my sister,” he rasped, voice cracking like a snare drum. “She was two years older. The only person who ever held me when the nightmares came. And she died in this goddamn house when I was nine.”

Cue collective cardiac arrest across the internet.

THE HOUSE OF HORRORS THAT BIRTHED A ROCK GOD

Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire, 1957. Little Steven Tallarico (yes, THAT was his real name) lived in a rambling Victorian mansion his classical-pianist father bought as a summer retreat. To the outside world, it was paradise — sailboats, pine trees, ice-cream socials. Inside? A pressure cooker of perfectionism and pain.

“Dad wanted Juilliard prodigies,” Tyler snarls. “Mom wanted church choirs. I wanted to scream.”

But the darkest room was Janey’s. Diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder at age ten, she withered in front of her baby brother’s eyes. No internet, no GoFundMe, just doctors shrugging and pills that didn’t work. On a snowy December night in ’57, nine-year-old Steven found her cold in her bed. The official cause: heart failure. The unofficial truth: medical neglect and a family too proud to beg.

“I screamed until my throat bled,” Tyler recalls, eyes glassy. “They told me to shut up — ‘big boys don’t cry.’ So I swallowed it. Then I swallowed everything else — booze, coke, whatever numbed the howl.”

Fast-forward to 1986. Aerosmith’s Permanent Vacation is about to explode, but Tyler is imploding. He buys the SAME LAKE HOUSE as a “screw you” to his ghosts. Within months he’s freebasing in Janey’s old bedroom, convinced her spirit is watching. One night he ODs so hard the coroner is called. Miraculously, narcan revives him. The house is sold at a fire-sale price to a developer who flips it into vacation rentals. Tyler swears he’ll never return.

Until now.

FROM ROCK BOTTOM TO REDEMPTION — WITH A $3.2M PRICE TAG

Sources close to the project tell Daily Mail the renovation is INSANE. The bedroom where Janey died? Now a state-of-the-art neonatal unit for addicted mothers. The basement where Tyler cooked his poison? A yoga studio with infrared saunas. The attic where he once hid from cops? A playroom painted in unicorn pastels.

But the crown jewel is the Janey’s Garden — a glass-walled fertility wing with IVF labs, acupuncture suites and counselors specializing in “generational trauma.” Tyler personally donated $1 million of his own cash, with the rest crowdfunded in 48 hours by fans who crashed the GoFundMe server.

“These women are me,” Tyler growls. “They’re the nine-year-old kid watching someone they love disappear. Addiction and infertility — both steal your future. I’m giving it back.”

THE NAME THAT BROKE THE INTERNET

Twitter — sorry, X — detonated at 3:17 p.m. yesterday when Tyler posted a grainy Polaroid of Janey holding a gap-toothed Steven on the infamous porch. Caption: “She saved me then. I’m saving them now. #JaneysHouse”

Within minutes, #JaneysHouse was trending above Taylor Swift’s latest breakup. Fans unearthed 1950s newspaper clippings confirming a “Jane Tallarico, 11, deceased.” Skeptics screamed hoax — until Tyler live-streamed from the property, panning to Janey’s faded name carved into a beam: J.T. + S.T. 4EVER.

Cue meltdown. One viral post read: “Aerosmith’s ‘Janie’s Got a Gun’… was about HIS SISTER?!?!” (Tyler refuses to confirm, but the smirk says everything.)

CELEBRITY REACTIONS — FROM TEARS TO TATTOOS

Liv Tyler, 48, Steven’s actress daughter, was spotted sobbing outside a Manhattan fertility clinic — sources say she’s struggling with secondary infertility and will be the center’s first “honorary resident.”

Joe Perry, Aerosmith’s guitarist, told us: “Steve called me at 4 a.m. bawling. Said, ‘I finally figured out what the lyrics meant.’”

Even shock-jock Howard Stern choked up on air: “This is bigger than any comeback tour. This is redemption with a capital R.”

BUT WHY NOW? THE ULTIMATE PLOT TWIST

Insiders whisper Tyler’s hand was forced by a devastating health scare. In September, the singer collapsed backstage in Vegas. Doctors found his liver “one bender away from cirrhosis.” His partner Aimee Preston, 36, issued an ultimatum: “Face the past or lose the future.”

Tyler chose both. He’s been sober 18 months — his longest stretch since the ’70s — and attends AA in the same church hall where Janey’s funeral was held.

THE GRAND OPENING — AND ONE FINAL SECRET

Janey’s House opens Spring 2026. The ribbon-cutting? A free Aerosmith acoustic set on the lawn — but ONLY for residents and their kids. Tyler promises to play one song he’s never performed live: an unreleased ballad called “Lake Lullaby,” written the night Janey died.

And the final bombshell? Etched into the foundation stone is a message only the women will see: “You are not alone. Your pain has a name. And it’s not yours to carry.”

Steven Tyler didn’t just buy back a house. He bought back his soul — and he’s giving it away, one broken mother at a time.

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