I Never Met Johnny Rotten, And I

The Thing About Pessimism Is That In Most Cases It's Nothing More Than A Front Behind Which A Body Can Hide Its Most Sweetful Yet Painful Hopes. Please Forgive Mine.

Leave Bands, Go Back To Obscurity If I Choose To, Without A Great Sense Of Loss Of Security Because It's All Been Based On The Fact That I Did It On My Own Or Was Doing, Enjoying Doing It On My Own In The First Place.

Although They Can Do It All The Time, You Know, They're Far Better Than Me, On A Musically, On A Theoretical Music Level. You Know, They're Out Of My League.

'my Father's Eyes' Is Very Personal. I Realized That The Closest I Ever Came To Looking In My Father's Eyes Was When I Looked Into My Son's Eyes.

My Identity Shifted When I Got Into Recovery. That's Who I Am Now, And It Actually Gives Me Greater Pleasure To Have That Identity Than To Be A Musician Or Anything Else, Because It Keeps Me In A Manageable Size. When I'm Down On The Ground With My Disease-which I'm Happy To Have-it Gets Me In Tune. It Gives Me A Spiritual Anchor. Don't Ask Me To Explain.