Hey all.

In about ten days I'm going to be announcing the "Adam Marsland Was Here" 
Spring 2003 Tour.  It's going to run 12 weeks, 60 shows and will be the most 
extensive tour I've ever done, hitting just about every corner of the 
continental U.S.  The occasion is a college radio promotion of the 232 DAYS 
ON THE ROAD CD and setting the stage for a new studio CD in the fall.  This 
will be my first solo CD and I've had help in the studio from the Cockeyed 
Ghost guys, Evie Sands, various Wondermints and other extremely talented 
folks.  It's coming out fabulous and is pretty different from the Ghost 
stuff.  The closest comparison I can make is TUMBLEWEED CONNECTION-era Elton 
John but not really.  Sort of a mix of '70s soul, alt-country and orchestral 
p*p.

A lot of musicians have asked for advice with touring and I'm always 
interested in hearing from bands in any part of the country and perhaps 
trading out for shows and things like that.  

In addition, for the first time I'm offering up some services to other mu
sicians who'd like to try the DIY route.  I've purchased and improved upon a 
pretty comprehensive database of indie-friendly college and community radio 
stations that I am going to use for Karma Frog, and I'm offering the database 
for sale on disc to interested DIY bands and small indies.

I'm also offering to distribute sampler CDs for bands who don't have the 
resources to tour; basically passing out these bands' CDs at my shows around 
the country.  It's something of a better deal than other situations because 
the music will actually be going to people who are interested in this type of 
music, as opposed to just a blanket sampler deal where you're on a disc with 
12 other bands.

This is my first foray into this kind of thing, but it seems like a logical 
progression, and I'm trying it out on a limited basis for this tour.  If 
anyone knows any musicians or bands who might be interested, have them e-mail 
me at adamghost@aol.com.  I'll be posting the tour dates here shortly.

rock on,
adam marsland
cockeyed ghost
www.cockeyedghost.com