This past weekend I went to see the Michael Moore film, Fahrenheit 9/11. Everyone needs to see this film. Parts of it are hilarious and parts of it are extremely difficult to watch, but it gives the typical not-super-political person, like me, a laser perspective into what’s going on in Iraq.
Gail Worley is an unstoppable wedge of cheese, pounding herself between the journalistic bread and butter of the Rock 'N' Roll ham sandwich. Most people would wonder why there would be butter on a ham sandwich, but Gail has always known it to be the best lubricant in these circumstances. Dear me — I have [...]
Gail's interview with Stephen Perkins was the best interview with a Janes' Addiction member EVER. Her review of my book, Teen Angst? Nah… wasn't bad either! And she has a hot cartoon of her on her website. She's the best!
As anyone involved in the arts knows, interviews are a drag/necessity. Why should you explain your art? Even if the interviewer thinks they know you, they don't. So fuck off. Now consider hours of interviews over days, if on a press junket, or over months squeezed into tight schedules, if on tour. How many ways [...]
Gail is Rock & Roll personified: sexy, edgy, inspired, unpredictable, radical, hot and moving with the beat of the new generation. When approaching a story, she is a true artist: a craftswoman weaving words, feelings and images which are creative, sexually charged, inspired and touching.
Gail rocks, rolls and Reikis, all in one beautiful pink package. I think the chick is just plain in tune with the universe, which could explain why the great ear and gift of expression. A while back, she offered me her services as a Reiki Master practioner after the loss of my mother. I really [...]
Being fairly new to interviews, I feel very lucky to have met Gail and very grateful to have been interviewed by her. She is extremely professional, enthusiastic and can make an uncomfortable milieu very comfortable. Her solid grasp on music and charming character make her a pleasure to talk with. She has been encouragingly positive [...]
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