You don't know where you're going.

There's things I'd like to do, but I've found that pretty much anything that I try to will to happen doesn't happen, but if you just kind of let go and let things fall into place, somehow I end up being able to do the right thing or the right time.

I think by the time I finished college I was calling myself a professional because I was, you know. I was making a living playing music.

The first time I ever went to Chicago was with Zappa and I had a fantastic experiences with him and every other band I've played with. It's a great music town.

I'm very grateful to be where I'm at and be able to play. That's really the bottom line for me. Survival and being able to play.

It's very difficult to make a living in music these days. All it takes is somebody paying.

I don't really have that much control over where I play. I put out parameters and I accept what I can. If it's really low, or I had a bad experience at a place then I usually don't play there again.