By Melissa RuggieriPublished: April 18, 2010 The older I get, the weirder this place gets. This is a freak show, and it's time to bail."Johnny Rzeznik is talking about, of all places, Los Angeles, the city that most rock stars equate with stardom and success.But Rzeznik and his co-founder of The Goo Goo Dolls, Robby Takac, are natives of Buffalo, the blue-collar region of upstate New York that has little in common with the lacquered superficiality of his current West Coast life.Now 44, Rzeznik, the chiseled frontman of the band that has landed eight pop-rock hits in the Top 40 in its 23-year c