If I had to do it all over, I'd chase fewer women and drink a lot less!

Wait a minute! That would REALLY be boring!

I had a HELL of a good time (at least what I remember). There's a possibility I straightened up my life but screwed up my act. The hardest part about quitting drinking was the realization that I wasn't NEARLY as good a player at 1:00 AM as I thought I was!

NOTHING! I'm having the time of my life now. - Scott

I'd chase more women and let them catch me more often, after all, isn't that why we became musicians?

Other than that, when I dropped out of performing ~ 25 years ago, I wish I would have at least kept with the progress of music technology. Then I wouldn't have to be swimming up stream just to catch up.

Glenn...if you left the women alone back then, you would have the energy to swim upstream now.....hehehe.....
Tony

Russ...If you slowed down and let the women
chase you, then you and Glenn could both have
the energy to play great at 1:AM....look at Scotty....he's having the time of his life...
don't you guy's wish you were 30 again???
Go Scotty....
Tony

I AM 30...well, nearly...I'm in the 30th...straight going to the 40th...

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Greetings from Frankfurt (Germany),
Sheriff ;-)

Well, I don't know about 15 years ago, but I would have quit drinking booze 3o years ago instead of when I did 20 years ago. The damn stuff about took my life and lots of other things too! That's what I would have done different, otherwise today "Life is Great!" as long as I take it one day at a time.