I've performed live with various cover bands over the years, but I'm currently not actively persuing live engagements.

I think the internet has already revolutionised the industry - and it's only just begun. The world is full of talented artists that can be heard from anywhere - with the click of a button!

Not certain... it would depend on the terms. I think the internet has leveled the playing field (so-to-speak) and the major labels are no longer holding all the cards. I'm always open to discussion, but I doubt that we would agree on terms.

I started playing around with the guitar when I was a small child... in the sixties (as did everyone else in the sixties). I played in a R & R band in the seventies and started playing around with multi-tracking on reel-to-reel recorders in the eighties. I bought a digital multi-tracker in the nineties and here I am today. Over the years I've focused on various styles, Rock, Pop, Blues, Classical, etc. Now my music incorporates bits of everything I've picked up along the way.

I cut my teeth on the Beatles and rocked with The Who. I got into Progressive Rock with Yes and Genesis. My main blues influences include Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Where I'm at right now.