This is dedicated to the peace and love '60s. When we had nothing to do, we were still driving around a lot. Faraway country roads in the middle of night, before turning around and heading home. But let's face it, there were still only a few things we were interested in -- Django, the British invasion, and chicks. We had no money then, we have no money now. It's really astounding how so little changes in the life of an artist, and this sadly, has proven to be a reccurring theme, much like hay fever.

Notes about Video: Detroit filmmaker and educator Kimberly Conely shot this video in 16mm film and Super-8 film, in color and in black and white. The video was shot in one evening at a performance at Alvin's in Detroit, our home base for many years, on the Wayne State University campus. Alvin's was a wonderful performance club -- a long throw room with the front door at one end and an elevated stage at the other. Capacity was 200. Famous posters and photographs adorned the interior brick walls, with exposed girders and ceiling beams high over head. Site of many phenomenal shows from The Ventures to Billy Cobham. The sound system was excellent, the small dressing room historic, and the owners and staff artistically knowledgeable and gracious. The crowd was always attentive and engaging. As a music venue it was spot on.