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I Take My Job As A Rock And Roll Sax Player Very Seriously. To Do It The Way That I Must Do It, I Must Be In Good Condition. The Better Shape You're In, The Harder You Can Rock.

In The Mental Calmness Of A Spiritual Life, I Have Found That The Answers To The Whys In Our Lives Are Able To Come To You. In My Music I Find The Same Thing.

I Throw A Christmas Party At My House. It's Not Really A Christmas Party, Because I Don't Want To Call It A Christmas Party. But Let's Just Say I Put A Lot I Wanted An Electric Train For Christmas But I Got The Saxophone Instead.

It's Love. It's Two Men - Two Strong, Very Virile Men - Finding That Space In Life Where They Can Let Go Enough Of Their Masculinity To Feel The Passion Of Love And Respect And Trust.

I Have No Agenda - Just To Be Loved. Somebody Said To Me, 'whenever Somebody Says Your Name, A Smile Comes To Their Face.' That's A Great Accolade. I Strive To Keep It That Way.