Grateful Dead's Bob Weir Looks Back On Bandmate Jerry Garcia

Bob Weir, founding member of the Grateful Dead, doesn't miss his deceased bandmate Jerry Garcia.

"I see him in my dreams all the time. I hear him when I'm on stage," he told HuffPost Live's Ricky Camilleri. "I would say I can't talk to him, but I can. I don't miss him. He's here. He's with me."

Garcia, who died from a heart attack after a long battle with drug addiction in 1995, formed his first band with Weir in 1964. The legendary five-man group came to fruition the following year.

The relationship between the two Grateful Dead musicians is explored in the documentary "The Other One," directed by Mike Fleiss, which follows Weir closely and premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival Wednesday night.

Weir went on to explain that he's confident he and Garcia had met in a previous life and will go on to meet again in the future.

"I don't believe in death," he said. "As far as I'm concerned he's not gone. We've gone into the next phase of our relationship but I think we had countless phases of our relationship before this time around."

"Obviously I believe in reincarnation and all that kind of stuff -- I don't think anyone's going to be be surprised to hear that."

Watch Bob Weir's full interview below: