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When I First Started Performing, Some People Were There Just Out Of Curiosity. I Think That Happens Less Often Then You'd Think, But When It Is Happening It's Very Obvious And I Can Tell What's Going On. I Had Some Of That In The Beginning, But I Think That Ultimately I Got A Pretty Strong Fan Base Based On Just My Personality Alone, And My Honesty, My Music. So It Wasn't Based On Anything Else, And I Did Notice If Someone Else Came Looking For Something Else, They'd Probably Leave, Or Complain It Was Too Loud Or Something.

I Don't Think I Realized What Was Going To Be The Hardest Part Of Becaming An Artist Until I Dove Off The Diving Board ... First I Had To Overcome A Pre-speculated Idea Of Me. I Had To Sort Of Burst Through That And Introduce Myself, And That Was The First Hurdle, And Then Now Sing In Front Of Everybody, And Then That Was The Second One, And I'm The Offspring Of - You Know, Who I'm The Offspring Of - I Had A Few Hurdles To Get Through, No Doubt About It. But The Scales Never Tipped In The Other Direction Too Much.

If I'm Alone Too Long I Think Too Much, And I'm Not Interested In Doing That. That Won't Lead Anywhere Good, I'm Sure. If I'm Busy I Tend To Stay Out Of Trouble. An Idle Mind Is The Devil's Playground.

I Always Loved Singing And Writing Poetry. I Always Loved Music, And I’ve Loved Writing My Whole Life. When I Put Them Together It Was Probably In My Early 20s, Where I Put Words To Music For The First Time.

Were It Not For Scientology, I Would Either Be Completely Insane Or Dead By Now.