Chad's first editorial
Jeremy's first editorial
| An Electric Paintbox production. Copyright 2001 Frank Jason Rhoden. |
a message from C&J...
Heeere's Jeremy!
In his recent message, Jeremy wrote, "Perhaps it's never too late to
grab the old guitar and venture out into the spotlight again." But he
added, "We won't carve anything in stone just yet."
I'm happy to report that we've almost reached the stone-carving stage. I
received a letter from Lou Antonicello in which he wrote, "Any chance of
your Rocshire Records album being re-issued on CD? I'll keep my fingers
crossed that you and Jeremy can get back together and tour."
The answer to Lou's question is yes. The next release on Electric
Paintbox just happens to be that very album. And you can uncross your
fingers now, Lou. C&J have a new agency and manager to represent us and
four dates have already been booked. Stay tuned to the "Latest News"
section for further details.
Jeremy closed last month's message by saying, "Yesterday's back!"
Perhaps it never really left. Shall I launch into a rambling discourse
on the illusory nature of time at this point? Maybe not. But of one
thing I'm certain. If you get a chance to come and see us in action
later this year, I promise you more than just a trip down memory lane.
All The Best,
Chad Stuart,
April 2002
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Copyright 2001 Frank Jason Rhoden.