First off,today March 31st. Here's to Gordon's 40th anniversary of playing @ Massey Hall,that
I mentioned a few weeks back .
In not as much of a rush now,
Charlene you did what I wish was possible for me the last two times I met him. If he had not had to rest up after the concert,I would have loved having a conversation as great as that one.
I'm glad to hear,as others have stated that he is truly happy & satisfied with his life.
When he talks of relationships that didn't work out,I know from my own experience that,even though a lot of men wouldn't let on,we all feel that deeply hurt inside.
It goes for anyone,naturally,but when a man "loves" and that love comes to an end,it's like someone removed your heaart & slammed it up against a wall.
It also makes a guy question what kind of a man he is.
It'd be great if younger music acts could read this interview and see what it means to people,when they have a favorite artist.
I'm not saying that "all" of today's acts don't appreciate their fans.
...but given how crazy the world of fame is today,I'm sure it's tougher for them to be
as close to them.
Although there are some with an ego the size of Montana!
My overall point is that it's wonderful to receive feedback from the person you admire. In a strange way,it kind of validates your feelings and everything one has done in being their "fan".
We appreciate him greatly and it's just nice to know he appreciates all of us "Light-heads" too.