This was recorded in Nashville with Lex Price, who did a masterful job with Roger Montenot and Lij Shaw who engineered the album. Lex put together a ridiculously good band and we knocked this one out in about 2 weeks if my memory serves me correctly. We had originally not recorded "So Am I " as an uptempo tune but rather just had the ballad. I

This was recorded in Nashville with Lex Price, who did a masterful job with Roger Montenot and Lij Shaw who engineered the album. Lex put together a ridiculously good band and we knocked this one out in about 2 weeks if my memory serves me correctly. We had originally not recorded "So Am I " as an uptempo tune but rather just had the ballad. I felt that the album was missing that element that was evoked by "So Am I " as a toe tapper. We reassembled the guys, and knocked it out in a few hours. I'm relieved we have it and that it starts the album. The last two songs written just a few days before we started the record were "Hey La Hey" and "Carry Your Cross". Can't imagine this record without those two.

I recorded an entire record in Brian Wilson's studio in Los Angeles, well Santa Monica technically. After finishing it I knew i hadn't made a great record. I went back to Chicago and with Bobby O'Mullan's help we recorded another batch of tunes, pretty stripped down, pretty bare boned and we put the took the best stuff from the LA stuff and the

I recorded an entire record in Brian Wilson's studio in Los Angeles, well Santa Monica technically. After finishing it I knew i hadn't made a great record. I went back to Chicago and with Bobby O'Mullan's help we recorded another batch of tunes, pretty stripped down, pretty bare boned and we put the took the best stuff from the LA stuff and the best of the Chicago stuff and put them together. In that in-between period I wrote "Still Ain't Over You Yet" of which Dan Navarro of Lowen and Navarro said , "you HAVE to record that song, it's one of the best songs I've EVER heard " My dear friend Joe Cassidy produced that for me in his house.

This was recorded in Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago. Dan Petty and Joe Hardy were masterful on this album. Mark Clark was instrumental in helping finish this record. Mike Malinin of the Goo Goo Dolls helped out. Jay Belrose (Beck). This is one of my favorite records. Covers a lot of terrain musically. A few of these songs still find their way

This was recorded in Los Angeles, Houston, and Chicago. Dan Petty and Joe Hardy were masterful on this album. Mark Clark was instrumental in helping finish this record. Mike Malinin of the Goo Goo Dolls helped out. Jay Belrose (Beck). This is one of my favorite records. Covers a lot of terrain musically. A few of these songs still find their way into my set list nightly, which says a lot. "Dance With Me" made Stephen King's top downloads of the year for "Entertainment Weekly" and it was put in a movie called "Cherry Crush". In Houston we recorded at Foam Box which is Billy Gibbon's (ZZ TOP) studio. Billy's a funny guy. Took some money off me in a dice game. He has one of Jimi Hendrix's guitars, i saw it ....was pretty cool.