I continued to do this until my vision failed me and I had to ware glasses which made it difficult to focus the camera

properly ( this was the day of 35 mm film cameras and nothing was automatic like today's cameras ). 

Fortunately due to modern medicine and after two operations my eye site was restored to 20/20 and I have started

taking photos again.  

 

Recently I was signed by an agent in New York City who will represent me as a photographer and has already arranged

for a number of  interviews including a series of interviews with Rock History Music.com on YouTube 

and an interview with Goldmine Magazine.

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My photos have appeared in Hi-Teen Magazine, 16 Magazine, The Transoceanic  Trouser Press ( a magazine devoted to

British Rock and up and coming bands ), VH1, the BBC (used in two documentaries on the British rock group Badfinger ),

Time Magazine, the Biography "Without You"  the tragic story of Badfinger by Dan Matovina and a coffee table book on 

 the history of Mott The Hoople which was sold  at a series of reunion concerts in England  a  few years ago.

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At the request of my agent I have sold my House in Oklahoma, and in the process of  buying a house, Condo or Townhouse

and moving to New York.  Unfortunately in March of this year I suffered a stroke and am paralyzed on my right hand side

and am currently receiving therapy at the Diamond Hill  Nursing facility in Troy, NY.  I am expected to make a full recovery

and be able to return to being a  photographer working for Associated Artists & Photographers.

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