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2000. With Wednesday 13 on the new 2000 CD release. By WitchyStew.
1999. With Wednesday 13. General interview by WitchyStew.

 


Questions You've Sent In. Have something you want to ask the band? Send to Drag1313 and they will answer a few and we'll post them at the site.


AnkhBrat: Answered by Wednesday 13

1. What has been your biggest accomplishment so far? The biggest accomplishment so far, is just remaining true to what we do, and not being influenced by popular trends in today's music. We have self released 3 records within 5 years, had them re-released all over Europe along with various singles and with no management to help...just ourselves
2. What do you do in your spare time? I love to watch movies when I am on vacation, spend time with my wife and daughter. Write music, design new stage props, costumes, and make-up.
3. I know that you have a young daughter. What does she think of her Daddy's scary look, assuming she has seen you dressed up? My daughter is not frightened by my stage look- she calls me her Monster Daddy. You have to understand that in our home, Frankenstein is a common character that my daughter speaks of, as well as Barney and Blue's Clues... she hates the Teletubbies.
4. Does the band hang out together often? Do you get along well outside of the band? Yeah, we get along very well, and it is because we dont spend a lot of time together outside of the band. Seaweed and I do hang out together regularly but that is because we live 5 minutes away from each other, Zero is an hour away. We hang out and watch movies, talk, and make fun of things. We are rarely all together at one time unless it is band related. I wish we could spend more time together and hang out but it doesn't always work that way.


ccbeam: Answered by Wednesday 13

1. What turned you on, or at what age, did you start to like/love horror type ideas, movies, etc.? I started getting in to horror movies at a very early age. I remember they had some Creature Feature Shows on some channel all week long and you had to get 3-D glasses from the Fast Fare Store to watch them. I would collect action figures and watch Commander USA's Groovie Movies every Saturday on the USA channel. I remember seeing the trailers for the Nightmare on Elm Street movies and The Friday the 13th films when they we're first coming out. That was some of the greatest times in my life and that's why horror films will always be within me.


Spork422: Answered by Wednesday 13

1. What do you like best about being in a band? I like being in a band because it is something that I helped create that I know I have control over. No one steps into our world and pulls the strings, we are the puppet masters on Planet 13 and we make the rules. I just enjoy making music and entertaining people. It's a great feeling to have someone come up to you and tell you how much your music means to them or how it inspired them.
2. What bands would you most like to go on tour with or do a show with? Well, unfortunately all the bands that I would want to play with are dead, broke up, or finished. If I had to play with anyone now it would be Alice Cooper, The Misfits, Iggy Pop,  The Damned, AC/DC or one of my favorite bands from not long ago that I heard reformed, Warrior Soul.
3. What do you think about MTV? MTV is not what it used to be. What the fuck happened to Headbangers Ball? To many dumb shows and nothing even interesting, except for the show Jack Ass, because it is just dumb and funny as fuck. MTV is just trendy and I will never be into the MTV train of thought or fashion.


ZiMmY-sTaRdUsT: Answered by Wednesday 13

1. What was your biggest musical influence?? What certain bands made you
want to be a musician??
The biggest musical influence for me personally is the original Alice Cooper band. These guys were out of control, unpredictable, dangerous, ugly, pretty, disgusting and appealing all at the same time. Then there were the songs, and these songs were just brilliant. They just did it before anyone else did it, knew about, or heard about. The originators of what we see today starting with the Sex Pistols to Kiss to the Plasmatics to Motley Crue to Marilyn Manson to The Misfits to us. I grew up on Alice, Twisted Sister, Kiss,  Motley Crue and everything else that was around then. But the more shocking it was the better and the more I wanted to create something like it.


 


 

 

 

 

 

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