lady, where has your love gone?

X

"What do you miss most about the early days of the band?"

...

Alex to Andy in a softest voice possible:

"I miss your old haircut"

The "hero" had to go through a big change in his life (there 'd better be a mirrorball), he was feeling out of place (i ain't quite where i think i am), he was feeling angry and pressured (sculptures of anything goes), then melancholic and uncertain (jet skis on the moat).

BUT he slowly realises that many of his problems are partly his fault (body paint), maybe some of them are rooted in the past (the car), and not being perfect is an integral element of existence (big ideas).

SO he draws hope from the good old times (hello you), he's learned to live within the confines of showbiz (mr schwartz) and he is *sometimes* coming to terms with reality (perfect sense).

It's an album about a healing still in process.

al and andy