Farbocaster (Farbstein + Stratocaster = Farbocaster. Get it?) is the name of my favorite guitar, a strat copy. I built it myself - with the assistance of Douglas Baldwin of Coyote Music!

Yes. At B. B. King's blues club in Manhattan in the Battle of the Bands at Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp. (More below)

The internet makes music available to more people. Songs can be sent via E-mail or posted on-line. Mp3's make music portable. One can easily bring his or her music along in an .mp3 player.

They would have to approach me first - if they find me! LOL

I've been writing songs for a few years. At age 59, I've finally become a rock star (in my own mind - at least)!
In the past, I played lead guitar in a rock band with some of my co-workers. I played lead guitar in a band at the August 30 - September 3, 2007 Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp. Great fun.

1960's bands. Beatles, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, etc. Also AC/DC, ZZ Top, The Eagles, The Ventures...

Under the boardwalk...

Home built strat - The Farbocaster (with two Seymour Duncan J.B. Jrs. and a Duckbucker), new home built Carvin "Bolt" kit guitar with a humbucker and two single coils, Fender Strat (with three Seymour Duncan Hot Rails), Guild Nitebird, Coyote Tele, Gretsch Tenesee Rose, Gibson SG, PRS, etc... Amps: 1960's Ampeg Reverbrocket, Fender Blues Deville, Crate GX-40C, Epiphone Valve Special. For recording on the computer, I plug my guitar and mic into a Line 6 TonePort UX2. Anvil Studio is my recording software. Drums are done on an M-Audio Keystation 49e midi controller or by clicking drum beats on Anvil Studio. Microphone is basic Shure PG48.