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December 26, 2009

Well, it's been a while. I hope all of my fans have had an excellent Christmas and I hope you will all have a tremendous New Year as well. I'm doing alright. One of my doctors has found that my adrenal glands are a bit overactive with adrenaline and stress hormones, so I'm taking some new supplements to help with that and hopefully it will work. I'm not surprised at all that my stress hormones and adrenaline are high. I've always taken life and stressful things very seriously and I've always been a very intense person. The music recording has been fruitful as of late. I've been making good progress with a rather heavy kick-butt song that I'm quite proud of. I know it's going slow but I can't settle for less. It's the way I am. In the end, I think you'll like the results. In fact, I have to go tend to music right now. So, I'll talk to you all later. Wish my fingers luck.

-Adam

July 5, 2009

Greetings once again. Very good news to report: I just finished off the song I've been working on forever now. I'm quite pleased with it too. It'll be good to work on something else as well. Playing has been going pretty well lately and I think the composition of the coming days will be fruitful as well. I'll try to update you all again soon.

-Adam

April 14, 2009

I'm back here for a short update. Thank God spring is here. This winter sucked. My health has been alright and my neurologist took me off of the injections treatment that I was on for the last year plus as it had done no good at all. I don't know what the next step will be. I know I'll continue my "musical treatment" as always. I'm nearing the finish line on the song I've been working on. I'm very proud of it. It will not disappoint when you hear it. Well, I'm off to create once again. Talk to you all again soon.

-Adam

February 20, 2009

Well, I went to the Mayo Clinic for the second time in the last month. My eye specialist, who's one of the best on Earth, told me that my eyes look the same as they did two years ago. This is a good thing since the optometrist I saw recently to update my prescription thought I might need to have eye surgery. I knew I was right as my eyes are quite different than normal due to a childhood condition that I no longer have. My eye doctor also saw fit to inform me that I needed to post an update on this, my web page. Here it is. Musically, all is well here in the present. I'm nearly finished with a new song that's taking forever. I'm very proud of this one as it's rather ambitious. I'll attempt to update you all again soon -- medical/health issues not withstanding.

-Adam

May 11, 2008

Don't worry -- I'm still not dead yet. I've been hard at work as much as I can and making some very good progress lately on this song I'm recording right now. It's very complicated and layered but the time put into it will pay off in the end. I'm very excited about this song and can't wait to hear what it will sound like when it's done. My body has been cooperating more or less lately so hopefully the near future will continue to be as productive. Also, not long ago I bought a new guitar. It's a Yamaha Pacifica and it is so perfect for my hands it's crazy! And, of course, the sound is awesome as I put a tremendous ESP Ltd. humbucker pickup in it at the bridge. I could not be happier with it. Stay the course and keep practicing!!

-Adam

September 28, 2007

It's about time -- believe me, no one knows this better than me. My illness has worsened in recent months and I've been trying really hard to deal with it. My energy level is so low and walking is moredifficult than ever. It's hell not being able to play as much as I want to. The muscle spasticity has started to affect my arms, hands, and fingers too. I can still play, but it's certainly harder than it used to be. As long as I can play -- I will. I will still keep moving forward with my second album. I will not let this or anything else stop me. I 'll attempt to update again in the near future when guitar playing permits.

-Adam

September 20, 2006

It's been a while, I know. But I'm still alive and playing. The music for album number two is progressing little by little. I've had some health issues with my eyes in recent times that I hope are over with now. With the weather getting colder now, I'm thinking that the music creation process will pick up speed somewhat, as with the lack of heat in the changing of the season, I will have more energy theoretically. With where I'm at now with the music, I must say that I like what the second album is shaping up to be. On the metal side of things, I think it's going to be heavier this time around. The rhythm guitar will also be more complex. There's one track in particular that I'm working on right now which hits pretty hard that I know many will be glad to hear. And, of course, the classical aspect will be in full force as well when this album is completed. I'm in the beginning stages now, but when it's done, all will understand why it took a while. I'm dedicated and I won't settle now or ever. I'm in it for the music ad infinitum.

-Adam

April 16, 2006

What a long strange trip it's been since my debut album was released in 2004! I give you my word that I will do my utmost to post updates here on the homepage far more frequently from now on as I am now in a position to do so. Since the first album's release, life has been interesting. I took some time off after the album's completion. Sales have definitely been greater than expected and the world-wide attention has been very nice indeed. I have to thank all my fans and supporters everywhere. Keep practicing! Unfortunately, I have had some health problems since then, but I'm doing alright at the present time. I have begun the intertwining composing/recording process for album #2. It's gone well thus far and, with luck, I'm hoping to have it out in a year or so. I'm aiming even higher for this one than the first. So it should be tremendous when completed. That's all for now. I'll try to update you all again as things procede.

-Adam

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