Good luck! Unfortunately I reside in Chicago so going is not an 
option.However Paul Williams is a great choice to have with.I still  find 
his chapter on "Smile" in "Outlaw Blues" to be a riveting piece of rock 
journalism.Of course when I read it I never thought I would ever hear the 
work.It still is a harrowing piece.
I miss Crawdaddy!

>From: GaryPig@aol.com
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Subject: Attention, Los Angeles !
>Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:18:02 EDT
>
>Hey,
>
>y'all come down to Book Soup on Sunset Strip, Thursday, July 14th at 7:00
>p.m., where I'll be signing and reading from my new book SMILE: THE STORY 
>OF
>BRIAN WILSON'S LOST MASTERPIECE with Van Dyke Parks, Danny Hutton, Tony 
>Asher and
>former Crawdaddy! editor Paul Williams (who will also be signing).
>
>If you can make a special effort to be at this one, I'd really appreciate 
>it,
>because Book Soup is the most important place in L.A. to promote a book, 
>and
>I'm hoping that a good turnout will ensure that next time I release a book,
>and ask them to do a signing, it'll happen.  Your support this time will be
>greatly appreciated, that's for sure.  I really need to pack the house, so 
>bring
>people, and tell your friends to go!  Pass this message along to whoever 
>you
>think can make it...
>
>
>Also, I'm bringing Brian Chidester with me, and Book Soup is carrying the
>brand new DUMB ANGEL #4: ALL SUMMER LONG... it's the first Dumb Angel 
>Gazette
>since 1989, full color, and it looks better than would be as we worked on 
>it.  So
>if you already came down to Chevalier's, there's something new about this
>Book Soup event.  Once again:
>
>
>Thursday, July 14, 7:00 p.m., Book Soup, 8818 Sunset Boulevard, on the 
>Strip
>across the street from Tower Records.  Thanks!
>
>
>Domenic Priore