I just can't resist posting this photo with the news that Red-X is hanging up the gloves for awhile.....at least until October, maybe for good......God's will be done in it all. A special heartfelt thanks to George Miller for all of his time & effort as our lead guitar & graphics man, he did an awesome job & his passion was second to none! "Infectious" is a word I've heard used to describe him, and it fits to a T. God Bless the Millers (George, Melissa, & Alexa) as they make the huge move to Orlando, Florida. James Roberts, Dave Leishman, & myself are taking a well-deserved break after our funky trip to LA & the unfortunate cancellation of our July 14th Farmer's Market gig in Sparks....something about a 6x10 stage, public service announcements between every song, and making sure we'd play really quiet......they obviously have never met George & his Randall half-stack:) I know James is happy to take a break, and our prayers go out for him and his family, as well as for Dave, Sue, & Kate. As for me, well, I've got a 1970 house to finish painting, a yard to mow, a worship department to run, Kids Camp, and most of all, a one-time-rock-boy-band to put together so we can "rock Frankfurt" Germany in August. We'll be doing songs by some of my favorites, including Lifehouse, Delirious, Third Day, and of course, Red-X. After four years of rockin' with the boys of Red-X, including Peter Johnson as the original drummer, I've learned one thing: It's a long road to the top when you wanna rock'n'roll. Or something like that. I think Third Day summed it up best in their song "Rockstar:" I wanna be a rock star
But, I ain�t got what it takes
The drive and the determination
And the lucky breaks
I wanna be a rock star
But, I ain�t got the face
I wanna be a rock star
But, I ain�t got what it takes Sincerely, Earl W. Nash