October 10th, 2007
Wow, its been a while.  Life is ok here.  I got married on September 22nd.  It was fun but it was also stressful.  No matter how hard we tried we still seamed to panic.  Our attempts to make things simplistic turned out making things complicated.  Anyone who's had a wedding might agree to this, "I spoke to everyone but talked to no one.  Now we've moved to Shorewood (North-East Milwaukee) and its back to school.  Lots of reading and lots of papers.  Some days all I do is read.  I'm not complaining mind you, just bemoaning.  Sarah is busy with her internship at the Chamber Theater and school.  The Chamber really utilize their inters to the fullest.  Seems like all I do is read and drive her back and forth from the theater.   I had an upper GI the Monday after the wedding.  I find out the results this coming Monday.  Going to see Rent with Dylan and then taking him to Chicago (The city, not the musical) to attend the Midwest anti-war rally.  I miss my friends in Oshkosh.  Between being so busy with school and being old and smelly its hard to make new friends.  I went to Linimenns (The place where I first learned about open mics via Lil Rev').  I told them I was Jason Moon and they said, "Who?"  So I'm lost in my text books and wound around early Christianity and the synoptic gospels.  I like our new house, I hope to write some new songs here.  I hope to begin work on my new CD soon. 
Jason Moon 

February 15, 2007
Hey there everyone.  Sorry it’s been so long.  I started graduate school at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee.  It’s an incredible amount of work. I am lucky to have such a supportive woman in my life.  She makes everything easier.  I don’t know what I’ll be doing music again, and I don’t know if I’ll be seeing all of you before I move to Milwaukee ( around March 16).  So maybe try to give me a call at my new cell phone.  920-257-6156, or e-mail me.  If I don’t get back to you right away.  It’s probably because I’m writing a paper or reading something.  Love and light, the musical return someday. 
Jason moon

November 14th, 2006
It's been quite a while since I last updated my blog.  I'm playing more music, and trying to enjoy life.  I've applied to various schools, including graduate school in Milwaukee and law school in Madison.  I don't know which one I'll choose or to which one I'll be accepted.  All I know is that come fall 2007, I will no longer be a native of the Fox Valley.  Loves been challenging lately.  Forgiving and forgetting are two different things.  Why is it that if you fully open your heart, you always seem to get burnt?  It seems like only by building up walls and resisting, can we protect ourselves.  But who said love was easy? Not me.  And so being that it's the closest I've ever been I'll do my best to forgive.  In the meantime I hope to see some of you out at my shows.  I'm enjoying playing with Jason Lipsky again.  I also look forward to more shows with Thacia in the future.  I'm going to try to keep my blog updated more often.  Have a happy holiday season, drive safely, and enjoy life.  And if you can't be honest with yourself don't tell someone else that you can be honest with them.  Also thank you to everyone who voted thank you, thank you, thank you.

July 31, 2006
Sorry I haven't updated in a while.  I've been busy.  I hope to update soon.  Thanks to all those who came to the GGB shows.  What fun it was.  Still madly in love.  Life is stressful.  Still having a hard time with Iraq problems.  Working on getting help but the VA is slow.  More shows in august.  Hope to see you there.   My computer has been down and keeps breaking so I don't know when I'll be making more music to record.   When it gets back up I'll update some pics and finally do my bio.

May 22, 2006

My babies sick today.  I hope she feels better.  It's been a while since I've updated my blog.  Life has been good.  I am so very in love with the most amazing women I have ever known.  My heart is experiencing emotions that it has never felt before.  I've never been more sure about anything, then I am about Sarah.  I pray thank you to god for bringing her into my life.  I pray that everyone may, if they are willing to endure, meet the one who makes their soul feel the way Sarah makes my soul feel.  Insomnia remains, depression is persistent, nightmares still there, sinus infection lately, but all and all, I couldn't be more thankful just to be alive to share these moments with her.  If for some reason I am wrong, though I am sure I am not, but if, I will never be able to love again.  Like ambrosia.  Once you taste the sweetest food, you will hunger no matter what is on your plate.

April 7, 2006

So I met the most wonderful women 5 weeks ago and have been enjoying the most bliss and joy I think I have felt in as long as I can consciously remember.  What a lucky man I am....   She fell asleep tonight while we were watching Outside Providence.  She's beautiful when she sleeps.  I feel like a little kid sometimes.  She's beautiful all the time.  I guess all I can say is wow.  Thank you God for allowing our paths to cross.  ....  Other news....   Taking the GRE on Tuesday and then its back to booking shows for May and through the summer.  Any ideas on where to play?  Look out for my new band, The Paste Eating Elmers.
"I've waited all my life for you"....  Todd Snider
Moon

March 21, 2006

Arrgh…  I miss her….  I know it’s only for a week and it’s only been three days…  but I miss her.  I wish I hadn’t had to do all those anti-war activities the same day she was leaving.  Speaking about the war requires me to bring myself back to it.  It’s so sad…  all those children…..  all that suffering….  Why do human beings treat each other so badly.  So I didn’t feel as cheerful and as bright as I had been feeling.  Now I wonder how far that sadness spreads.  It washes over me like a dark cloud and permeates my very existence.  All I can do is wait for it to release me.  I don’t know if I’m going to do any more talks for a while.  I’ve been too happy spending time with the most wonderful woman in the world.  I hope nothing changes via this vacation.  I don’t think it will, but who am I to predict the power of love.  No shows for a while.  I’m on day 2 of quitting smoking.  Please don’t feed the bears and don’t give Jason Moon any cigarettes.  Love to all those who suffer. 
Moon

March 8, 2006

Jason Moon is currently on cloud 9. 

March 4, 2006

So I was lying in bed trying to fall asleep tonight and I noticed I was feeling a little strange.  I was all giddy and smiling.  I thought maybe it was the coffee I drank.  I usually don’t drink coffee after noon.  Then I thought maybe I was just worn out from a day with my energetic son Dylan.  And then, it hit me.  I have a case of the warm fuzzies.  Wow, the warm fuzzies.  Haven’t had a case of those in a while.  Smiling in my sleep.
“It's never been this close before, It’s never been so easy or so slow”…  Bob Dylan
Moon


March 2, 2006 part II

What a wonderful night.  Its funny how life has so many turns and twists and then every once in a while comes to us so simple and pure.  There is always light and darkness in life.  When we are surrounded in darkness we find relief in knowing that no matter how dark it is, there is always light near by, even if we can’t see it through the eyes of our immediate situation.  So when we see light all around us, are we then justified in presuming that darkness still looms?  The ancients knew that chaos is never totally defeated.  The Egyptians worshiped Seth, brother of Osiris, even though he stood for chaos, even though he murdered his own brother and put out the eye of Horus.  The Pharaoh held, with his flail and crook, at the head of his/her staff, the symbol of Seth, ruling the two lands between the rivers with the soul purpose of bringing harmony to the universe.  Symbolizing that, though darkness is never concurred, through love and patience it can be subdued.   They did this not out of admiration, rather out of respect.  In the beginning there is always darkness.  This is the magic of the creation story; pulling from the nothing, something.  Having been a dreamer my whole life I always try, now at least, never to get too excited about anything.  Today I feel confident in saying that I have met a very wonderful person.  I feel grateful towards life, and the chaos behind it, because I know I am in a very unique position.  No matter what becomes of this new friendship, no matter how far it may go, my life will be richer for the experience.  What a beautiful place to be.  “What a wonderful world it would be.”
Moon

March 2, 2006

What a day at work.  Tonight it’s relaxation.  The Lights Band at Barley & Hops tonight.  Going to hang with lil sister.  Lizzy, the wise purveyor of Hindu wisdom and creator of kind clothes and gifts, listener of long cosmic phone calls.   Going to call it a night early.  Spending the weekend with my son.  Looking forward to Laser Tag with gep.  Only a true rock star would be so glad to get married that his bachelor party would be laser tag and a grill out.  He’s definitely taken off the leather pants.  Good for you gep & Dee. Wish I could come to the island and play you love songs for your wedding/honeymoon trip.  Look for Jason Moon @ the New Moon March 10th.  CD Release party.  More to come soon. 
“I have love, I have life, I have joy, I have light.”… from my new song
Moon

March 1, 2006

         Today was a little hazy.  To much Fat Tuesday left over on Wednesday.  I’ve been wondering if maybe I talk too much.  If you read that and laugh I guess you know me well.  I guess that’s why I decided to start keeping my blog updated and writing openly about my thoughts.  The experience of living seems to be something we were meant to share.  I don’t understand at all why we would want to live if we are not honest with ourselves and each other.  I thought maybe by posting regularly I could feel as though I had expressed my thoughts, and maybe I wouldn’t talk so much.  It’s hard sometimes.   It’s hard to turn my brain off.  It’s always thinking.  Today I was thinking about love.  I believe that everyone, at their source, is a good person.  I think when we are selfish or mean or even evil, it is because of our own ignorance.  I fall victim to this all the time.  When I view the world the way I wish it was instead of the way it is.  It makes it hard then, when you view everyone as good people, to know when to trust someone.  People will hurt you!  Even good people who love you.  Why?   Why do we hurt each other?  And what about people who aren’t so good, who hate.  Sometimes I wish I could hate.  Though I don’t excuse bad people of the responsibility of their actions, I can never hate them.  Weird. 

I enjoyed having lunch with my good friend Bob, although I think it’s his turn to buy.  I had an especially great cup of French Vanilla Cappuccino at the New Moon, although I enjoyed ordering it more than I did drinking it.  Maybe it wasn’t so much the coffee.  After that I had a hard time not smiling all day, even with a mild hang over and work getting more intense as deadlines approach.  I came home and wrote a song.  Last night I told a friend about a decision I had made, which was probably not the wisest decision I’ve ever made.  She welled at me for about an hour.  That’s when I began to think maybe I should be more careful who I choose to be honest with.  Is that dishonest?  With holding honesty?  Some people set out to hurt you; others hurt you and are oblivious to the fact that their doing it.  I love em' just the same.  So anyways, the song is about all these people who recently keep telling me that I should spend sometime alone getting to know myself before I try to go back out and get to know someone else.  I can appreciate their opinions.  They, the ones who say this, all seem to be a little bit on the, “in it for #1, out to get mine” side of life though, which I can totally respect, but that just isn’t me.  I agree that you need to be alone sometimes and cool with yourself.  That doesn’t necessitate that you can’t also want to find someone to share your joys with.  And not everybody who really wants to meet someone special is confused about their own sense of self.  Is it so strange that I don’t care to spend my life alone, and that I take an active, sometimes over excited and rambunctious approach to remedy this?  Soul mates, anyone.  Did I miss the memo when we all decided we’d become to jaded to hope?  Every time so far that I’ve reached for the light I’ve fallen into the flame.  Sometimes it was my fault, sometimes theirs, and sometimes something as simple as bad timing.   Sometimes it’s burned only on the surface, other times it’s scared quite deep.  I've never thought for a minute that it was love that was burning me, rather the way in which I reached for it.  Should I allow this to stop me?  What sense does it make to alter the goal when it is the very nature of my being.  Rather I think I’ll just alter the approach.  No need to stop believing in it or wanting it, just maybe trying relaxing a little more and accepting that all you can do is what you can do.  What others do is what others will do.  Be yourself, be honest, take a few deep breaths now and then, and keep on trucking.  Trying not to get to excited while enjoying being excited.  Hoping without getting your hopes up, or at least not to high.  I’ll post the lyrics to the new song soon.  Hope to see you all at the PCP on March 11th
Moon

Feb 28th, 2006

So when I got back from Iraq 04/04, I was very sad.  I didn’t like the lack of humanity I saw exhibited in my fellow soldiers towards the people, and more specifically towards the children of Iraq.  I was very sad.  I didn’t want to be sad.  I had waited a year to be back to my life.  I just wanted to pick up where I had left off.  The sadness wouldn’t go away.  So I went to the VA and they gave me anti-depressants to deal with the sadness.  I had taken them for almost two years.  Two weeks ago, as I was losing someone very special to me, I decided to stop taking the anti-depressants.  Abruptly stopping medication of this kind is highly not recommended.  I’ve experienced some times recently that have been rather intense.  It’s been quite a crazy time.  Withdrawing from anti-depressants is like having someone dumps freezing cold water on you everyday and trying to tell yourself your warm.  Things have been getting better.  I feel as though for the first time in quite a while I am alive again.  I hope to be able to express some of the sadness that I’ve carried.  In the mean time life has continued, as it always does, and I find myself in a state of flux.  I’m hesitant to pursue that which most moves me, and reluctant to give up on those things which I hold to be so true.  In the absence of compassion, it would seem, we develop remorse.  I can’t regret anything anymore.  I’m in love.  I always am, all the time.  In love with life, in love with love, and in love with hope.  Recently I’ve had a hard time believing that it is beneficial to continue to hope for some greater good.  That maybe the world is in fact a painful place to exist.  I see people, who love.  I see them and they stick out like neon on an unlit street.  What do we do then?  My heart tells me there is no other option but to continue to believe in love.  Reality seems to say different.  Is it ok to take some time off from loving the world?  Can you stop believing just for a little while?  If you love, are you condemned to suffer until you find what you’re looking for?  Am I foolish to think that there is love out there for me?  I don’t know.  I know I appreciate all my friends who love me.  I had a fun fat Tuesday, hanging out with Sara and Nate, Lisa, norm, sherial.  Seeing wise and sexy crystal is always a joy, although I miss being able to have real conversations outside of the bar.  I ran into Jenni Ryan, I hope she’s doing well.  I think I need to try drinking some Belgian white beer soon.  I think I like being inspired again.  Music, friends, and compassion.  I just hope that if I’m a fool for believing, that I’m a realistic fool.  “I have been a fool for lesser things”…
Moon

Feb 27th, 2006

Had a great time playing with Thacia at Legend Larry’s in Sheboygan.  They have a nice little martini bar in the basement.  It’s the perfect little space for music.  Thanks to Mike Willis for setting that up.  Acoustic artists should contact mike via Legend Larry’s to talk about performing.  It’s the perfect space for music that you listen to.  Thanks to the Manitowoc crowd for coming by.  I hope I’m still invited to Birthday party, Dylan wants to hang with Willow and I want to flirt with her cute momJ.  I got a show coming up at the Water City Grill, I’m thinking about asking Baer to play it with me, maybe Fast Eddie too.  Other than that I’ve been trying not to take life to seriously, recovering from a broken heart, and trying to figure out where to go from here.  Any suggestions?  I’m thinking of starting a chat room, also another blog do discuss more about the war and non-music stuff.  What do you think?  Should have my new CD at exclusive company soon.
Jason Moon

Feb 26th, 2006

Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy. 

Feb 25th, 2006

Jason Moon is experiencing technical difficulties today.  We are going to break for station identification.

Feb 24th, 2006

What a fun show at Cranky Pat’s.  Thanks to everyone that came.  I went a little overboard with the Rumplemintz, but that will happen once and a while.  Bear was great, and Fast Eddie was as fast as ever.  It’s a shame he had to leave.  It was nice to meet some new people.  Some of Nikki & Shane’s friends, one of whom I apparently partied with long long ago.  Nice to meet Bear’s friend Sara.  What a beautiful human being.  Adorable, cute as a button and one of those personalities that radiates genuine goodness.  Brightness up the room.  One of those people you meet and within 2 minutes you know there is nothing fake about this person.  Not to babble, just always happy when I meet someone who shines in the world.  I’m enjoying playing solo again and splitting the shows with other artists.  I’m excited to play with Thacia in Sheboygan tomorrow.  I’m going to try to keep my blog updated more.  I’ve had some crazy stuff going on in my life lately and think its time to get it out.   And I really don’t think anyone reads this all that much anyways.  I’ll fill ya in later.  Got a new CD out.  “Poverty” I’ll have it up on the web page soon along with some pictures. 

Carry less and let go of more

Jason Moon

Feb 17th, 2006

HEARTBROKEN RAMBLINGS  (This song about sums it up)

So I got my heart broke again and I thought I’d share some reflections on it, of what I learned.  Two really important lessons. 

#1.  Physical attraction can develop with someone special, even if its not there in the beginning.  With out going into an in-depth analysis of the sociological factors involved in what affects what I find sexy, or debating the shallowness/reality of the need of a person to find there mate sexually attractive, I admit I have a new understanding of what sexy is.  I had an image in my mind of what sexy was and if women didn’t fit that type I didn’t consider them as someone I could date.  The thought being if I don’t find someone attractive now I never will and eventually it will lead to stress in the relationship.  My recent relationship was with a women who didn’t meet the standards of what I had predetermined as sexy, however she was such an amazing and wonderful women that I couldn’t not pursue.  Much to my surprise, the wonder of her being was so great that my eyes were opened and what once didn’t fit my definition of sexy became the subject of my fantasy.  I openly fault my own instinct for the original non-attraction.  Strangely though, what I find attractive hasn’t changed.  It only changed in terms of being with her.  So if I met the same women with a different soul, I still wouldn’t feel an initial sexual attraction.  I’ve learned, maybe immaturely quite late, that not only is it what is inside someone that matters, but when you really meet someone who you find so wonderful on the inside, nature prevails and you will find yourself longing for what is on the outside.

#2.  There are two kinds of trust which I need in a relationship: two types of honesty.  Honesty in terms of sexual fidelity; "I’m not having sex with other people", and honesty in terms of ones feelings; "I love you" means I love you. 

I had gotten burnt really really bad with my divorce and have had a hard time trusting ever since.  This recent relationship has made me realize that trust in terms of fidelity is not an idea but rather a place.  It is made internally within and not through observation or conjecture.  To trust that your partner is faithful is something you do, not something they do.  If they are unfaithful you’re not going to know, you can’t stop em, and unless they or someone else tells you, you’ll never know.  So the only thing you can do is believe them and accept the risk.  Attempting to pay attention to anything they say or do in the hopes of finding clues to their fidelity will only serve to make them feel un-trusted, which defeats the whole point of trust.  I had this backwards. 

However, honesty in terms of ones feelings is something that is expressed through actions and not through words.  My most recent relationship was full of kind words:  I love you, I want to be with you, and very empty of action.  In terms of a women being honest with you about how she feels about you, words are cheap.  I was being told I was loved and being ignored and starved of affection.  In the end it turned it wasn’t love at all.  Had I paid attention to the lack of love being expressed in action (I’m not talking sex here), rather than believing in the verbal expressions, I wouldn’t have gotten my hopes up.  If I had only gone on what was given, rather than what was said, I would have known all along that it was just a fling. 

The greatest confusion I think comes when you confuse the two types of trust mentioned above.  If you want to know if they love you, look at the love they are giving you.  It will be directly proportional to their true feelings, even if they are saying otherwise.  If you want to know if they are faithful, ask once, then either believe completely or leave.  It’s really that simple.


SOME OTHER LOVE STUFF OBSERVATIONS

If you say love someone one day, and then can’t say it the next, you don’t really know if you love them.   

If you don’t really know if you love some one, it is obvious that you don’t really love them. 

If you don't really love them, you shouldn't be saying it in the first place.  This is called lying.

Ignoring someone, leading someone on, or the act of intentionally standing them up repeatedly in an attempt to hurt them so they will go away, are childish, irresponsible, and selfish ways of ending a relationship. 

How you end a relationship is the most telling sign of how you really felt about the person.  (Hence why a relationship built on true love don't end, or rather end when one of the people in the relationship dies.)

If you don’t know what you want in life, you can’t know that you want some else in your life, but then again you can’t know that you don’t.  If this is the case, you shouldn’t play with other people’s hearts, especially if they do know what they want and have communicated this to you.

If your girlfriend doesn't want her friends to know that your her boyfriend, it's because she doesn't want you to be her boyfriend.

If your girlfriend tries to keep you separate from the rest of her life, it's because she doesn't really intend on you ever being part of the rest of her life.

Never use a salt and pepper shaker to explain to a women that your not looking for a casual relationship.

There are real women out there who are beautiful and wonderful people.  You are lucky if you get the chance to be loved by one, even if it is only temporary.

Slow down, you move to fast, you have to make the moments last.

 

Feb 15th, 2006
Well, my heart is broken again.  I meet just the most beautiful woman and things were going good, but I think she's gone.  Thanks to everyone who endured my sorrow at the New Moon show.    I don't really know if anyone reads this blog.  If you do, send me some good vibes cause I'd really like to work things out with the special someone.  I thought about writing her a song and singing it to her but I think she's fed up with me.  Don't mean to bum you all out, but I really thought this was the one.  Got some cool shows coming up.  Light
Moon

Jan 22nd, 2006
What a lot of fun at the Water City Grill.  Thanks to all those who came and to the staff and ownership for letting me play.  Also thanks to Mark Martin for setting up the show, Nat Greir for letting me borrow his guitar, and Jabroni's for letting me use their speakers.   It was so good to get to play with Brother Dave again and to see Bonnie and Lou.  I hope I get a chance to return to the Water City Grill soon.  I hope I can play with Bro Dave again but I think I'll do the driving this time.  No gigs coming up in the future.  Just looking for work.
Moon

Jan 3rd, 2006
What a fun New Years.  With the holidays over its now time to get serious about finding some work.  Last month I played with Fast Eddie and the Bear for the first time in a long time.  This month, Drivin' Wheel is back together.  Brother Dave on Harmonica and Steal Guitar is back with me for the Water City Grill show on the 19th.  If you've never seen me as Drivin' Wheel your in for a real treat.  Check out some of the songs on my main page.
Moon

Dec 19th, 2005
It's been a while since I wrote in this blog.  I've been busy graduating from college.  Its now official, Jason Moon is a college grad.  I had an awesome party.  Special thanks to Benjamin for the use of his house for the party.  Thanks to everyone who showed up and helped me celebrate.  My show at the New Moon went well.  It was a lot of fun to play with Bear and Paul (Fast Eddie and the Bear) again.  Imagine, it was 1997 when I used to host the open mic at the Planet Perk.  How times have changed.  I have a big show at Water City Grill in January.  I'm a little nervous about it.  Other than that just spending my time working on applying to grad and law school and getting a job.  Love and light for the holidays.  And as I dig Jesus and have many Christian friends.  Merry Christmas to those whom this greeting is appropriate and Happy Holidays to whom it is appropriate to . 
Moon

October 11th, 2005
All seems well in the Moon camp.  Mamma Moon got married, now she's Mamma Spice.  The wedding/party was outdoors and lots of fun.  I couldn't stay up late cause I had to be back to O'town for the Sunday the 2nd Katrina benefit.  Lots and lots of musicians.  My son Dylan played his first successful (second attempted) harmonica solo on stage.  If fact, he got more applause than I did.  Well, he's cuter than me.  I'm working on a new band with no name right now.  I'm looking to get more gigs but have been having a hard time connecting with the photographer I want to do a promo pic with.  Looking forward to getting back out there.  Fall is upon us again and as always it fills my heart with unquestionable inspiration and the sudden feeling that everything if falling into place exactly where everything fits.  Take a deep breath and enjoy. 
Moon

September 18th, 2005
What a week I've had.  My birthday was fun on Sept 14th., though I did get kind of let down by someone I really trusted.  Broken hearted again.  Well I guess you just have to try to learn from your failures and move on.  So once again I'm the hopeless romantic looking for love.  Someday.  School is going good.  I bought a new PA system so that  I can play out more.  Playing with Drew hicks in Waupaca on the 29th of September.  That will be fun.  The Leach Theater Earth Dance was a blast.  I hope to be involved next year.  Peace to all.
Moon

August 30th, 2005
Hello everybody, what a fun month august was.  I’m rehearsing for my show tomorrow 8/31 live at lunch in downtown Oshkosh.  I am also looking forward to hosting the open mic later that night.  The usual host, Mr. Nate Grier, is going to be out of town for a gig with his band Copper Box.  Next week Thursday I will begin my last semester of college at the UWO.  I will finally graduate in December.  I look forward to a huge graduation party.  Lots of weddings coming up this next month.  Congrates to my friends Shannon and Lisa who will be married Sept 3rd.  Also congrates to Kristal and Jeff who will be hitched on Sept 19th.  Greg Waters tied the knot Aug 27th.  Hey Greg, I thought cool waters didn’t play weddings.  Well, that’s all for now.  Don’t miss Sept 17th earth dance at Leach Theater

August 8th, 2005
I'm back from England.  Wow, what a trip.  Had lots of fun and met lots of new people.  Gave an anti-war speech in Cambridge at an Islamic coffee house, The Jaffa Cafe.  Its was nice to taste Iraqi tea again.  Had the best Italian food of my life in London.  Went to the British museum and viewed the relics and artifacts of ancient near eastern religions.  It was cool seeing things face to face that I had only previously seen in books.  Learned how to "grind" in a little dance club in Soho.  And yes, one night I got really drunk and made an ass of myself.  Glad to be back though I miss my Cambridge friends.  Looking forward to getting back in the music scene.
Moon

July 8th, 2005
Well friends.  I'm leaving for England today.  I hope to see and hear from you all when I get back.  I won't be able to update my web page, but I will be keeping a journal.  So I will update my blog with lots of fun stories about my misadventures when I get back

July 5th, 2005
Well, I'm getting ready to go to England.  I will be gone until August 5th.  Hopefully when I get back I will be doing a lot more shows.  Kodiak Jack is interested in booking me.  Tom Theabo said he would play with me at a show or two.  I think his presence would make for a magical performance.  I'm really going to miss all the corn stock crew.  Thanks to those who listened in to my interview on Wisconsin Public Radio.  On a personal note, I've been quite sad this last week do to a broken heart.  Hopefully it will be mended soon.  Send me good energy please.
Moon

June 29, 2005
Lonely days are here again

June 26, 2005
Thanks to Nate Grier for his help at the Terry's gig.  I was so sick and could barely talk.  Nate, you saved the day.  Saw the Weavil's at Cold Shot in Appleton on 6/24.  What a great show.  The sound was perfect.  The kind of sound that is all around you yet not right in front of you.  The Weavil's got me up for a song, Quinn the Eskimo, that was fun.  Talked to Mike Boyle about playing some duo shows.  Also, ran into Mike Cool and talked about maybe starting a part-time jam band.  Hopefully, when I get back from England I'll be able to do music full-time.   My computer crashed so I've been out of luck recording my demo for my new cd.  Hope all is well with all. Gonna' miss you all at corn stock.
Moon

June 2, 2005
Sorry I haven't updated this lately, I've been busy.  Schools out and I'm back to work.  I've also been spending a lot of time with my very wonderful and beautiful girlfriend Lisa.  This next week I am going to begin work on my final demo for my new CD.  If you would like to review a copy of it and help me decide which songs make the final cut, please email me.  I've played some really good shows lately.  Lipsky came back from Nashville to join the GGB's up in Minocqua for Memorial Day weekend.  9 sets of pure Mojo.  Set 3.2 may have been the best set I've ever played.  I'm looking forward to playing at Chives again.  Last nights gig opening for Bear and The Wondering Son's was cool.  It's been a while since I've had a captive audience like that.  I hope to get back to the Blue Moon again soon.  Also, I'd like to apologize to all those that have had to put up with my intense insanity the last couple weeks.  Your patience is appreciated.  Love, Moon

April 28, 2005
Sorry to those who got the wrong date for the Oxfords show, my fault.  The show went great.  Jeff Johnstone joined us on guitar.  For those of you who've heard him play, you already know.  For those of you who didn't, just drop your jaw and stare stunned into the air, because that's the most common response.  Hopefully he will join myself, Drew, and Jason for future Everyday Toast shows.  The web site is coming along slow, because I'm learning how to work with it and I'm really busy with school.  If it hadn't been for Tony Tassone I would be no where near where I am with the web page now.  I'm going to be posting the rest of my CD's soon as well as a "feature bootleg of the month", adding more pictures, press links, updating the bio, and more.  So please come back and check it out soon.

April 19, 2005
My web page is almost done thanks to family-in-law Tony Tassone.  The Matthew Golay benefit last weekend was an amazing experience.   It really put Matt's contributions to the local music scene into perspective.  Looking forward to the show my new band "Everyday Toast" this Saturday.  Hope to see you there.   Moon

April 16, 2005
"Music is life."