Bass Players Are Always The Intellectual Kind,

Surrounding Myself With People I Enjoy Being With Made The Sessions Effortless. Everyone Came Prepared And Ready To Play. All Were Great Musicians And They Came To The Studio To Give Everything They Had.

I Called The Great French Violinist Jean-luc Ponty And I Said 'so, Who's The New Cat? Who's Got The Stuff? And He Said Zach Brock.

There Are Few Words In The Music Business Or In Art That I'll Say People Or Some Writers Are Overgenerous With Words Like 'legend' Or 'genius', 'he's A Pioneer' And All Of That.

I Live A Different Way Today. I Have A Family, And They Are A Priority For Me. These Days, I No Longer Wake Up In The Morning And Worry If My Bass Is Tuned Properly And Practice For Hours And Hours On End. I Don't Perform As Much, But When I Do, There's Such Magic To Working In Front Of A Live Audience.

I Don't Think A Guy That Really Has No Understanding About People, Or Has No Interest In Understanding People Would Make A Good Film Composer.