> Jim seems to be against traditional fan clubs - where you
> spend money for the ability to buy more EXPENSIVE ticket
> packages ala Meat Loaf.netincome THANK HIM AND HUG HIM
> AND PERHAPS BLOW HIM FOR THAT GENEROSITY!!!!!!
I'm against paying for upgraded tickets for Meet & Greets, so I totally agree with your displeasure with them.
> Back in the day - you had to sign up for Rockman, A new
> member got a package, usually the latest neverland
> chronicals (a quarterly newsletter they used to
> distribute) and other items.... Later they just started
> giving stuff out on a first come, first serve basis.
> (1969 DE, Lord of Excess T-Shits, Rheingold, the spiffy
> x-mas mailings, etc...)
That's the type of thing I'm talking about, and if it's done in a non-profit way, then I'm sure most people would be happy to pay running costs. Alternatively, if it is run at a profit, then that profit gets donated to some charity.
> I miss Neverland Chronicles and would love to work w/ JD
> to continue this Steinman Tradition, especially as i've
> been doing alot fo desktop publishing for work lately!
That would be fantastic. A monthly or every 2 monthly chronicle that highlights current and past projects, Jims current musings about Life, Love, Politics and Liquor, lost lyrics, Steinmeets etc etc etc, the contents list is endless.
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