hi bob,
yup, I'm pretty sure about it... I also did
backstage work, in one capacity or another, for
Aerosmith, Todd Rundgren, Bob Segar and others
and I was accustomed to the nuance of people
getting high before, during and after shows... as
I said, I seriously doubt even his bandmembers
did any drugs. I think there may have been wine
though...
I think rather that the tight guitar security
had more to do with the generally radical crowds
his music tended to draw back then.
pat
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On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 13:43:15 Murphycopy wrote:
>
>In a message dated 11/10/00 1:31:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes about
>Ted Nugent:
>
><< when it was time to mount the stage, I had to take it (his guitar) out of
>the case *with* him and walk *with* him, both of us holding the guitar, one
>hand on the body, one hand on the neck, all the way on to the stage... >>
>
>You mention Ted Nugent's "total abstinence from any use of drugs" in your
>post. Are you sure about that? Why didn't he just carry the guitar in its
>case to and from the stage area?
>
> --Bob
>
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