In a hospital. Just kidding! :) Brooklyn, NY and I really got into music around 9 years old when I started to take drum lessons.
I loved the 70’s disco music as a kid and the grew up with all of the KISS records before being a real 80’s fanatic with Journey, Styx, and all of the hair bands! Robert Sweet from Stryper was the drummer I admired most.
I took drum lessons in elementary school and like the loudness of it. I went through 3 different drum teachers while also playing sports as a kid. It took a year before my first teacher even let me get behind a drum kit.
Usually by car to the house where my drums are at! Just kidding again! :) I wasn’t smart enough to play any instrument that required letters or keys, so drums fit me just fine.
I can’t write music but when I play I hit the drums hard and try to get people to move to my beat.
Sports teams, playing fantasy sports and also bowling in a league (I have rolled four 300 games).
Getting married to an exceptional woman, having two beautiful girls with that same exceptional woman and having a pretty successful work career in the financial industry for over 20 years.
“Some days you are the bird, some days you are the windshield” That’s life. Deal with it the best you can with a as little stress as possible.
Too many to list but if any of them are good cooks, they would be at the top of the list!
Guitar because I can sing all of the solos and would love to play them.
Probably Brad Delp from Boston (male) but there are way too many great female singers to just pick one!
Robert Sweet from Stryper was my drumming idol.
No one specific but they are all great.
My friend (Rob) I grew up playing with in NJ. Truly a prodigy.
Loved all of the hair band guitar players but Journey’s Neal Schon has to be up there for me.
Bed and Breakfast weekend trips.