LISTENER LESLEY ...... THEEE biggest Ac/Dc fan ever... sent me this:



Said this could VERY well be what the cover will look like...and then she went all googly eyed over Malcom Young... sigh... I just don't get that.... BUT whatever!!! :D

Thanks Les!

I had the pleasure of hangin' with the Bakersfield Roller Girls.. they actually put me in a pair of skates and the whole getup!!!

I was filming another episode of the Brighthouse Networks TV Show I occasionally host... "On a Tankful"... (Which you can order up on demand on channel 300 OR watch for the new airings every Thursday night before Damaged TV)

I'm inviting you to come on out and check out these very lovely, talented and KICK ASS ladies..  Click the pic to hit their newly revamped website!


The Bakersfield Rollergirls continue the 2008 season their third home bout against the ladies from Chino, the Prison City Derby Dames, at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 12^th at Rollerama, 1004 34th St. in Bakersfield.

Doors for “Memorial Mayhem 2008” open at 6 p.m.

Tickets are available at their website, at Rollerama or at Downtown Records, 1518 19th St. Admission is $10 for adults; Children younger than 12, $5. There is limited free parking at Rollerama.

Their website has been redesigned and relaunched! Please explore to find out about team members, past bouts, video, photos and press information.

I would like to thank the very dedicated and loyal listener... Karen Bloom for always keeping me in the loop on the latest pics of my "boyfriend" Steven...

I am a little disgusted with him right now... as it doesn't appear he is takng his relapse seriously...just might lose his ass to save his face...  Addiction is a VERY SERIOUS disease!    And Relapse after 20 some years is deadly! I am just concerned.. that's all.

But to see him gallavanting around with Erin (who still "parties" AND HARD  if that's what you want to call it... ) and saying that his residential rehab was just a place he needed to be to "recharge and shut off his cell phone"... kinda makes me nuts... SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many people look up to him... but this is his journey... so I'll get off my soap box ... for now.

Karen sent these links .... for you to see what Steven's been up to this past week.

June 25, 2008 --

WHO said nuns are out of touch? Yesterday afternoon, recently rehabbed Steven Tyler made a quick stop at a SoHo Starbucks and was confronted by an unlikely fan. A witness reports a nun went "crazy" upon realizing that the man next to her in line was the Aerosmith frontman. According to our spy, the nun started jumping up and down and yelling to Tyler "Have a good day" and, "I can't believe that you are in my Starbucks."

Click HERE to see pics of Steven and Erin's BARNEY'S Shopping spree... good gawsh!  WHATEVVVVV!

Well for crying out loud...

Folks are asking ... Who's this AMAZING
Joe Bonamassa we keep hearin' all about!!!???

Lemme tell you... this guy is UNBELIEVABLE!!!

He's coming to the BC Outdoor Theatre on Friday, June 27th... (thank you Pat at World Records :))

A prodigy, a God.. Ted Nugent has compared this guy to "Stevie Ray "F-ing" Vaughn, Jimmy Hendrix and Jeff Beck!!!!

Click his pic to go to his official site..



And just a little Fyi....
Joe Bonamassa is quickly becoming one of the hottest young blues rockers on the scene today. His savory style and hard driving sound has much to do with that. He has an amazing knack for mixing the old with the new, and paying homage to past blues and rock idols. He understands the roots of both genres, primarily because he was exposed to the music while very young. He was handed his first guitar at age four. When his first solo record was released, at age 21, it was life in the fast lane for Smokin' Joe Bonamassa. And it doesn't look like he'll be slowing down anytime soon.

Some of Joe's album titles are the song titles of others, such as 2000's A New Day Yesterday, 2003's Blues Deluxe, and 2004's Had To Cry Today. These titles, by Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull), Rod Stewart (Jeff Beck Group), and Steve Winwood (Blind Faith), respectively, are covered on the albums as well. It's no requirement by any means, as his compositions are worthy enough on their own. Joe just loves to flaunt the music of his idols and influences. He does it live, too, within his originals. It's not unusual to hear an introduction reminiscent of the cries in Jeff Beck's volume manipulated 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers', or even the signature riffs to the conclusion of Frampton's 'Do You Feel Like We Do'. These little bits and pieces add flavor, spice, and a flash of deja vu to his live shows, and never fail to put smiles upon faces as fans suddenly recall the compelling riff from the past.  (WAY more on his website -- Click pic above!)

And we're blowin' out tons o' tickets... Be at Amigos on Wednesday nights or Text "Win" to win to the number 85573 :)

As always, 

Love you!!!!  and thanks for listening!!!! XOXOXOXO!