Jul 31
Holding pattern…
The reason there has been a lack of updates on the G.o.D. front is that John and I have been dealing with the logistics of having a band. We having been working on getting our (requested) demo looking and sounding right, as well as getting together bio material. Lucio, director of The Fallen, has agreed to do us some press shots. As the band is planning a foray to the Great British Beer Festival next week, I thought it might be a good idea to have Lucio take a few shots before we hit the biggest pub in the world. The band, minus our Jon Pearce, will be heading off to a showcase gig later this evening at Infinity Club in Mayfair.
Not that we haven’t been doing music at all. John and I co-operated on a new tune on Wednesday night. He started playing and I started singing. This is the way, of course, that we wrote our first song together. I am also collaborating with Mike Painkillers Hendrix on a few songs. This may, of course, result in the bizarre situation of one of G.o.D.’s songs being performed first by another band, as a cover. Not that the unusual is not usual for this band.
One thing that strikes me is that I am looking forward to the time when the band thing is both enjoyable and fun. Right now it’s the former but not much of the latter.
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