A.A.F are the intitals of my real name.

Its made it easier for me who has very little experience. I can at least experiment and see which formula best suits what people out there want (if I can)

I really would be surprised if that ever was a likelyhood...

Always musical, but not always the musician! From an early age learning stuff on an old bontempi (yes, I know!!) I progressed to singing in school choirs and learning to play the xylophone and other instruments (including the accordian) to doing absolutely nothing when I got several keyboards, bar from learn all I needed to know about them (All Yamaha) and now I prefer to use the computer for a lot of stuff using a variety of editing software. Who knows, one day, maybe... I could surprise everyone.. but not yet :-)

C J Wray (http://www.cjwray.com) My fiancees website - including details on his latest album 'The Time Bell'.
Jean Michel Jarre (http://www.jarreuk.com) Some French dude known for using a laser harp and doing massive concerts.
Franklin E Morris is also a recent influence (http://www.franklinemorris.com)and shouldn't be overlooked. This man is a genius.

There are lots of places where I like to visit, most of them locally and not too high up as I get vertigo.

A computer, other editing software, other music samples, sound samples...whatever! depends on what there is I can put to good use!

Yes, there is something else... my abstract ambient collection. This is a recent addition and it's something I'm hoping to build on. It might not be to everyones tastes, but at the moment, there's a growing trend for electronic abstract ambient and while that is so, then I shall produce like crazy while I am in the mood to do it. Most of the stuff on my abstract ambient page is for an art project and the aim is to build up a collection of at least 60 minutes worth of abstract ambient music for use in an art gallery.
The link to the ambient collection is:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/audiocoffeeproductionsmusic.htm