Welcome to my humble, if a bit messy Neocities Website. Basically it's just a drama-free place for me to babble about my various interests, projects, and technical stuff that I like to mess around with. Most of the time I dabble with guitars, music, old video games, and electronics, but there's more stuff I mess around with in the About Me section. This place is in a constant state of update and change as you'll find, as I complete things as I have time to do them, as I have a very busy life outside of the internet.
Things you'll find here include an "About Me" section with unreleated tech projects I'm working on, a music section with my over 25+ years of playing in bands, recording albums, and generally, being a lead guitarist and composer in the local music scene(s). Gear Tech is about guitars, basses, guitar gear, pedals, amps, and other stuff - with a heavy focus on cheap, obscure, or offset-waisted guitars (Jaguars, Jag-Stangs, etc..), vintage computers is my passion for vintage Pre-Pentium IBM Compatible x86 hardware (8086-80486), while modern focuses on whatever crazy modern stuff I find myself messing with, and the gaming section is just me expounding about video games and video game related stuff, mostly NES/PC/Atari 2600 stuff, with a penchant for the weird and funny at times.
LATEST UPDATE |
3/3/2025 - 11:10am PST - still sort of slow-burn on the website. Things are going to be slow for March as it's my wife's birthday month and therefore I'm at her every beck-and-call for the most part. I'm also trying to save money so projects are going to be a bit more slow-going for awhile. Just too much going on at home and at work. Also, Bandlab might be getting removed from the site, being as all the albums are being posted to my YouTube Account, and I've decided to get away from all that looper/sampler stuff for awhile and get back to my roots as being primarily a guitarist - so the album in 2026 will come out on YouTube, and is currently being recorded in Garage Band on my iMac. I'm hoping by then I can drum well enough to play all the drums *analog* by myself instead of using the auto-drummer. |