Dang it...I forgot to blog yesterday.
And now Cinco de Mayo has snuck up on me.
I'm not sure what to do today. It's either a Mexican restaurant with the old lady (I love saying that...she's younger than me, but that's what the idiot guys on my block called their wives when I was a kid).
Or, it's Sammy Hagar at the House of Blues. I'm not the biggest Sammy fan. When he took over for David Lee Roth in Van Halen, I was disappointed.
But I liked some of his solo stuff, and I especially enjoyed him in the band Montrose (anyone remember Rock Candy, Bad Motor Scooter, or their smokin' version of Good Rockin'?)
And when I worked in radio, he always came in for interviews and has the best personality. He'd sign autographs for the sales staff, take phone calls, and was very personable (during a phone interview with guitarist Ronnie Montrose, he hated talking about Hagar; and there were many curse words I had to edit out of the tape).
He's recently formed a super group, with Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony, and...dang, I can't remember the rest of the guys. I think the drummer from Jane's Addiction or Red Hot Chili Peppers.
If anyone out there is having a Cinco party, give me the invite. It'll save me some cash on the red rocker concert, who will probably spent most of the evening talking about his Tequila. When I should be out drinking Tequila.
Dang it...I forgot to blog yesterday.
And now Cinco de Mayo has snuck up on me.
I'm not sure what to do today. It's either a Mexican restaurant with the old lady (I love saying that...she's younger than me, but that's what the idiot guys on my block called their wives when I was a kid).
Or, it's Sammy Hagar at the House of Blues. I'm not the biggest Sammy fan. When he took over for David Lee Roth in Van Halen, I was disappointed.
But I liked some of his solo stuff, and I especially enjoyed him in the band Montrose (anyone remember Rock Candy, Bad Motor Scooter, or their smokin' version of Good Rockin'?)
And when I worked in radio, he always came in for interviews and has the best personality. He'd sign autographs for the sales staff, take phone calls, and was very personable (during a phone interview with guitarist Ronnie Montrose, he hated talking about Hagar; and there were many curse words I had to edit out of the tape).
He's recently formed a super group, with Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony, and...dang, I can't remember the rest of the guys. I think the drummer from Jane's Addiction or Red Hot Chili Peppers.
If anyone out there is having a Cinco party, give me the invite. It'll save me some cash on the red rocker concert, who will probably spent most of the evening talking about his Tequila. When I should be out drinking Tequila.