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Old Dog, New Tricks

Blimey, what am I thinking? I have decided to fulfill my lifelong ambition of playing the guitar. Even signed up for some lessons with the very patient Danny McCrum (who is also teaching my son).

What I wasn't prepared for is how much it hurts your fingers. Ever seen the photo of Pete Townsend with blood running down his hands. Well, that's how it feels. I'm told you get used to it. I hope so.

Maybe I'll start a band. Is it too soon to get a manager? Will there be groupies?

And will I need a garage? (for cred).

Danny McCrum's website

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