When John Rzeznik and Robby Tabac started the Goo Goo Dolls in 1986, they'd pile into a van and hit the road, spreading their power-poppish punk around the country DIY style.Thirty-three years, and multiple hits later, Goo Goo Dolls touring life is far different than four or five smelly guys stuck in a van for hours and sleeping on floors or in a single hotel room.“Every guy in the band, four of the five of us, has a daughter,” Rzeznik said. “The other day in Chicago we were all in the swimming pool at the same time, having fun. I was saying to Robby, 'I didn't think we'd ever live long enough