Then I met Lach, founder of the anti-folk movement, in the early-90s. He was one of the most encouraging people on the music scene. I was super shy, but sometimes we’d have coffee and chat, and sometimes he’d have coffee at the cafe where I worked. It was always great talking with him. Our conversations […]
Give me a place to make music, to write, to paint, to move my body and to connect with other creative people! That’s what I am looking for and doing now. I trust home will fall into place.
You’re about as authentic as it gets in rock’n’roll. Is that the secret to your longevity?
I’m like my music icon, Lemmy Kilmister from Motorhead. Until the day he died, he was always Lemmy. He never changed and I won’t either. I never bought into celebrity culture and that’s why I have survived.