The I'm going to be. Hello everyone.

Welcome back to another episode of the podcast lead singer syndrome I am your host as always

Shane told so nice to have you back. A little mini hiatus last week. I was remodeling a kitchen. Yes, I don't know if you caught the little mini episode I put up explaining all this,

but yeah, I'd never done that before.

I've remodeled lots of stuff,'ve done lots of you know home renovation

projects inside and out especially lately with the quarantine my tools have

gotten quite a workout but I have this property that I rent out in Guelph

Ontario I rented out to students and it was in dire need of a new kitchen so I I

planned it out I designed it I ordered it I picked it up I

installed it it was a lot of work I mean I knew it was going to be a lot of work, but I think for some reason I sort of

underestimated it at the same time, but it came together. It took about six days.

You know, there was some had to go to the store, pick up some things, forgot this, forgot that.

But all in all, it went pretty well.

So that's what I was doing.

That's why I delayed this a week, but this episode is 100% worth the weight.

We have a rock and roll legend, ladies and gentlemen.

Dennis DeYoung, formerly of Sticks. Yes, Sticks, is on the show. He's 73 years old and he's not slowing down. He got a new record it's awesome and this guy is

highly highly entertaining and hilarious and I loved absolutely every minute of this conversation. You are in for a huge treat.

Before we get into that I want to thank everyone again just for listening to this. If you like the show, please tell a friend,

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on iTunes, all that stuff really does go a long way in helping

this out.

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