Freedom at last!
The corporate taxes have been sent. The IRS taxes were sent days ago. My letter to Daniel Ek of Spotify is ready to be sent. All that’s left is the eulogy for Kevin.
These professional eulogies are important for the family. When Pize died I was the only non-white guy at the viewing. Who was that guy? Oh, the record label guy as Pize had just put out some music with us. Ok, I belonged there and mostly moved around with the other musicians. But when I did his eulogy at the orgs his family linked the notice so friends and family could see the actual accomplishments of Pize in the music world.
Pize and I would actually argue over what we should do to ongoing projects. His family had no clue that he signed up with us for future concert promotions. Anyway I got a warm feeling that my reflections of the man became the official and lasting summary of the man’s life.
With Kevin Adgey, He was a journalist and early member at IAIJ. He submitted his story about Christopher Reeve coming up to visit him after his life altering accident that made him handicapped and can be found here:
https://www.iaij.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=144
Kevin was also a musician, as in an author & composer and performer. Kevin as a journalist always wanted sources so you have his first news article. Here is one of his songs FOF published back in the day:

And here is Kevin playing before a large audience at the original FOFSTOCK at Yonge-Dundas Square:

Kevin Adgey at FOFSTOCK!
Kevin was also part of the organizing committee for FOFSTOCK and I have video of Kevin along with Shane and Michael when we met with YDS to discus the music festival arrangements. He also became a member of the staff here for a while.
So I’ll put out the announcement and eulogy for Kevin today and maybe add more as more information becomes available. Things are hectic in Kevin’s family right now, as can be expected. Shane was one of Kevin’s best friends so he will represent the orgs at Kevin’s funeral.
Aside from all that I am free of things for at least one day! Then the insurance company calls up and it all starts up again. I actually went home and sipped on a coffee admiring my handiwork converting a cheap piece of crap guitar into a good and honest sounding SSS Stratocaster I’m proud to have in the guitar racks in my room (prior to this it was in a gig bag in the basement)! And there is not a single scratch on that guitar when I finished, it looks brand new! But for now I can actually preen myself up a bit - what you take for granted is a luxury for me. Shaving everyday is a challenge - I laugh at that - but that is closer to the truth than you know.
Goodnight…..