some of that music, there was just a little thread of something interesting. And I hear it in a lot of kids because you?re kind of innocent. At a certain point did you want to develop your guitar playing even more? As I grew it became very aware to me that I wanted to develop my own style and it wasn?t for any kind of an egotistical reason to separate myself from everybody. It just seemed like fun and it was all about fun. That?s like when I would sit and play the guitar in my room forever, it was my own little secret. It was just really a thrill to listen to a Hendrix or Zeppelin song and learn how to play them. But then say, ?Well that?s what they did and I can?t do anything really like that. But what is it you would do?? And then when you come up with a riff that you didn?t hear your heroes play, you go, ?Oh wow, hey man, I can really do something. I?m somebody.? So trying to create your own style was always there for you? That was always the impetus of my love for music and the guitar. It was always the thrill of coming up with something that was a little different. Thinking about that I couldn?t play and then working on it and then being able to play it. It was like magic and it would give you this unbelievable rush and this feeling of