influences in the Rockabilly genre?" WW: " Xmas just past I produced a segment for the nine network's carols by candlelight and Frank Holden and Ross Wilson both sang Brian Setzer tunes in our medley so I'm still influenced by the Stray Cats at times. I also love the Sun Sessions (Elvis) and Jerry Lee Lewis. Gary Young (drummer with Daddy Cool and the Falcons) helped me to a lot of that stuff because he is a cool rocker and a great musician." CDV: "The former bass player for Ol' 55, Neil Peppers is now this reader's neighbor and also a hot rod upholsterer. Were you ever interested in the Hot Rod scene and how much, if at all, have these cultural elements influenced your music?" WW: "I liked that happy days/American graffiti type stuff and had occasion to drag race a mighty ford x Ute with a 380 stroker motor and nos kit a few years ago. We used to have quite a few nice rods and customs in the car parks of our gigs during the late 70?s also. In those ol'55 days, people would come to jive dance to the band which was groovy. CDV: "Your body of work to date has been quite expansive. Music, TV, film, radio; what advice would you give young musicians looking to broaden their talent base in a meaningful way?" WW: "Do whatever you can, play whatever pays the bills and if somebody asks if you if you can act or