I have come to find that your daily life can change in the blink of an eye, and so I have tried to get the most out of each day by devoting a certain amount of time to the things I love doing. Of course for me that mainly means making music, and the occasional fishing trip. I have managed to spread my music around the world on the web with the help of some special friends, and the advise of those who have been there before. Making music can be one of the most gratifying experiences I know, although making money in the process is another story altogether with the current state of technology and competition. No matter what your reasons, music is a ship that can transport you to new realms of experience and enjoyment. For me it's kinda my life source. I turned forty-three this last February. I've been a musician most of my natural life. I started out, like most, with defiant dreams of stardom and fame. Well, I was 16 at that time so what can you expect from a teenager with a bunch of "YES" Albums, a cheap guitar, and a head full of ideas. Now here I sit, 43 years young, with a head full of dreams and a bunch of "YES" Albums which are now on CD of course. What's changed you may ask? Nothing really. I never grew up where my music was concerned. I matured. My music became more refined, but I'm still that 16 year old kid with the cheap guitar looking to produce one more spectacular rock song. Ha! and all my freinds moved on to careers as doctors, lawyers, I sit in my studio on weekends creating a miriade of music that will probably be the only thing I leave behind when I leave this world.