Starcastle in our own backyard

[Howard Roark]

You must have seen Crimson at Bogarts.

That place has really gone down hill and the area there is not a good one for getting people out to shows. The Southgate House, just across the river in Kentucky, is by far a much better place to see someone like Crimson.

I've tried off and on to put together a Prog rock type band in Cincinnati, but no one ever seems very interested. I dont understand because Cincy has some very talented players that would lend themselves to that type of music.

I guess I find that you need to reach that point where you are playing for the love of playing and not just to make money. The key for me, and I hate to admit it, is that you need to have some type of career that will afford you the nice things in life that you feel you need to have and still keep working at the music.
I have found out that it's never too late to have a career in music. I was ready to give up on the whole thing, but something has changed that and I am once more ready to get serious about playing.

Thanks,

HR