Hey Fanz!
OK, we've had ice storms, war, more war, SARS, Mad Cow
Disease, West Nile Virus, and now total collapse of the infrastructure.
Don't let it get you down, there's still lots of chances to have
fun!
By the time you get this message, it may be too late, but
if it's still Saturday morning for you, you can catch me with the
Single Non-Transferable Orchestra at the
Fair Vote Canada Toronto Chapter Barbecue, Saturday, August 16 from
noon to 4:00 p.m. The party is at 82 Hammersmith
Avenue, south of Queen in the Toronto
Beaches. The $20 admission goes towards supporting the campaign
for a fair voting system in Canada. Even if you can't come to the BBQ,
visit the website at www.FairVoteCanada.org and sign the
online petition. And become a member.
The "Midsummer Light" exhibition
continues until Labour Day at the Myers/Roschar Studio
on Stoney Lake, including some of the illuminated pieces I worked on for Pattie
Walker. If you're going to be in that neighbourhood, (north of
Peterborough), contact Joseph and Judith for info and directions at
705-654-1045, art@accel.net
Saturday, September 20, Barrie, Roosters
Bar
It's time to get
fragrant again, with the Wee Stinky Band! This
band perfoms only twice a year, and the joint is always packed! Never a
cover! (Who'd pay it?)
Sunday, September 21, Toronto, The
Brunswick-Ulster Street Fair
It's street fair time, and Mr. Froggie and the
Worm Gear, also known as The Band Bigger Than Lighthouse,
will be out in force, along with several other bands. Surely it
won't rain again this year! The Brunswick-Ulster Street Fair happens,
oddly enough, at the corner of Brunswick and Ulster. I think it starts
around noon and goes forever. Lots of stuff for kids and
grownups.
Saturday, September 27, Simcoe, the Scotch
tasting society's annual Pig Roast
Pork and single malt, what more do I need to say?
You might have to join the club. I don't have any contact info. I
don't know the venue or the price. I don't even know the name of the
Scotch tasting society, but Simcoe's a small town. If you're thirsty
enough, you'll find out.
Also, the Otterville Rock & Soul
Review (www.orsr.com) will be
going into the studio in September. Stay posted!
Did you see me at the Rolling Stones concert? I was
the one up front, with the hat.
Stay cool!
Wayne Neon
416-407-7009
P.S.
wayneon.ca? Does this mean that Wayne Neon has a website? Well, yes,
and you can look at it. But don't get your hopes up. It's not quite
ready for prime time.