A: most likely. we were not on speaking terms when they actually needed a bass player. he later told me he wished he would've called me. it would have been a neat experience i think.
Q: When did you first learn of the demise of the Drag Queens?
A: well, i actually quit the band about six months or so before he ended it. i was having some personal issues and i decided i needed a break. then there was a lot of he said/she said that caused alot of problems and alot of friendships to end. to tell you the truth i can't remember how i found out. sorry.
Q: What is your personal favourite of the many works you have done?
A: i'm proud of everything i've been a part of. its really tough to pick a favorite. i was never really allowed alot of 'creative control' so to speak in the drag queens so it was nice to actually record songs i had written when recording with the graveyard blvd.. i don't know, if i had to pick, my favorite to listen to are 'songs from...' with the drag queens and 'toe tags' with the boulevard.
Q: If you could come back as anything in the next life, what would it be?
A: weird. possibly an animal, i'm thinking a bird of some sort because it would be weird to fly around like that. or a racoon because they have funny hands. most likely a woman. i've always been fond of womens clothes.
Q: And finally, what are your parting words?
A: always be yourself and live for today because no one is guaranteed a tomorrow. also, keep rock and roll alive and when someone tries to deny you your basic rights throw up a middle finger on one hand and the international sign for metal with the other. my motto: "fuck the haters, metal rules!"
-cWeeD-