As an old fart, I'm too lazy to pick up a guitar. It's much easier to sit in front of a computer.
 

Became a geezer 2 months back. Started playing a rubber band strung tennis racquet at age 6 which lead my parents to arrange guitar lessons at age 8. Haven't stopped playing music since. Stepped into my first recording studio aged 14 and that was is it. I was bit by the recording bug. Been combining playing and recording ever since.
Forcibly retired from full time work due to health problems a couple of years ago but still do the occasional gig either playing, recording mixing and or mastering. But mostly just building up my project studio very slowly as health permits and enjoying playing for self enjoyment.

Katnip
 
For those of us who lived in that era having a modern DAW is magical. I think that's why there are so many of us who are having the best days of our musical lives now. It certainly can be frustrating and discouraging at times as we struggle through learning all  of what we need to know, but the reward for all that work is the realization of dreams we've had since we were teenagers.
 

Exactly! Great post nip 😊

I'll never forget the joy I had when I was finally able to hear my songs fully realized. That was after I had already been writing songs for 10+ yrs!!

I'm a lucky man!

Present!  62.
 
Been using Cakewalk since DOS version 2.
 
Even bought Sound Globs.  :-)

Geezers of the world unite! 
 
I am 65. My how the time flies. Just yesterday I was a kid. At least it seems that way.  

60 in August here!!
 
And the party is already planned.

Any more? You're making me feel young!

no age limit for loving/writing/playing music.
 
 
edit: by the way, I'm 39

Geezer in the UK just means guy or as you'd say 'dude'.
So at 40, I'm a geezer in my language.

62. Started with building PAIA gear in 1979 and Dr. T's stuff on the Atari.