Kathryn, Thank you for you comment. You may already know this, but Harry's daughter Jen (talked about in the article you referenced) released an album three years ago herself that if Harry were alive today I think he would be proud. Harry never drove in Frisco, but in Long Beech, NJ. Sandy says the story is true. Only the location is changed to protect the guilty. There is, however, no real 16 Parkside Lane. There soon will be. We are planning on launching a site at 16ParksideLane.net on December 26 where storytellers will be able to tell their stories in tribute to Harry. I even have a few of my own from behind the windshield of a taxi.

Also, recently making news from Long Beech, NJ was another legend of rock and roll, Bob Dillon. I write a blog just for my classmates from Pampa High School and here is a story I posted for them a few months ago about Dillon getting caught by police in Long Beech without any ID, peeping in the window of a vacant house, soaking wet in the rain, standing there like a complete unknown in front of two very young police officers who barely knew who Bob Dillon was and certainly did not believe he (Dillon) was him (Dillon). You will get a kick out of this. Here is the link. "How does it feel . . .like a complete unknown?"

He was hanging out with my neighbor, Willie Nelson, whom I have never met, but we only live a few miles from each other. I eat at the Blue Skies Cafe, which Willie owns, a couple of times a month and figure I will meet him some day. I'll have to remember what Toby Keith said.

Peace