One of the strong points of this band is that we did develop a common interest in the same groups and CDs. It wasn't like a business necessity, it was a band necessity. Something strong formed in those early years, musically, we all got on the same page. Like Trent said, I came on board coming out of a situation with my previous band. I played with Scott Laurent, we'd just gotten to a point where we'd been playing together five years or so, and I always wanted to go further, but I wasn't driving the ship.
Some people are comfortable, like an old shoe.
So when I heard the Honeydogs were auditioning, I talked to Noah, and threw my hat in the ring. I think it worked out. I was certainly not the best guitarist they auditioned, but I think there are things I can bring about eventually, and I'm going to do that. I'm real eager to finally put this stuff out, then play it out live. You guys are doing some all-ages shows this time out.