Since about the age of 12. Then took a rather long hiatus for about 20 years, then came back to it...missed it too much!

The Beatles at Shea Stadium.

Three basses: Schecter, Ibanez, and Ventura. Have a 500 watt ampeg cabinet, and a 350 watt head (that I can't think of the name right now, it's over at the drummer's house, that's where we practice). I also have a 200 watt GK bass/combo amp. My favorite would have to be the Ibanez, it just has a sound that really stands out!

Just friends, other musicians, maybe some collaborations. See who lives nearby to get together with and jam.

Well of course, The Beatles. From there it went to Hendrix, Zeppelin, The Who, The Stones. Then started getting into fusion with John McLaughlin, RTF, Tony Williams Lifetime, Jean Luc Ponty.

I am currently in a modern rock/metal band. A trio, with our frontman Frank on guitar. Frank is also the main songwriter, and lead vocalist. Me, Eddie, bass player and backup vocals. Then we have Adrian on drums and backup vocals also.

Billy Sheehan...this guy is a monster on the bass!!! I could learn so much from him!!

Wow...tough question there. Audiences of all sizes. To name our most memorable would be hard also, because we love to get up on that stage and just play our hearts out!!

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Well, their influence on my introduction to music, this album never seems to get old, just better. I believe this was their high point, their stairway to heaven when they made this album.