So. This is the band’s first album release since 2007’s ‘Red Carpet Massacre’.  Three years is not an exceptionally long time to wait, as some people have been saying. I am going to try and make this review as objective as possible, as I confess I am a long-’term’, and ‘in the tooth’, fan.

I recently did a bit of international travel, and I was scrounging around the shops at the Munich airport looking for something to read on the 11+ hour flight back to Detroit. Luckily, I stumbled upon Drink of Me by Jacquelyn Frank on one of the few English-language book racks. I had never heard of Jacquelyn Frank before, but I am hooked!!

I know, I know... it's the end of January and I'm just now getting around to a year-end wrap-up. I've been preoccupied with other pressing matters in the past few weeks, but hey, I'm getting to it now.

I'm doing some much needed housekeeping on my website here, so if you run into an error somewhere, I'm working on it!

This is one of my biggest pet peeves!