that was a constant presence as
we recorded the album at CBG-
Bs). We actually received a great
deal of college radio airplay with
Dominique and continued to
tour and play in and around the
Northeast for several years. At
some point, we decided to drop
the Crossfire Choir name think-
ing that the name had too much
bad history attached. Probably
too little too late. The band con-
tinued as a three piece for a
while, with me and the original
drummer Brad Peet, and bassist
Dennis Ambrose playing and re-
cording as The Pounders. I think
we stayed together at least an-
other year or two longer just be-
cause we loved getting together,
having fun and bullshitting. In
the end, that really was what it
was all about. That’s all anything
is about.
I have continued writing and
recording since that time. Like
Jake Gyllenhaal says in Broke-
back Mountain, I just can’t quit.
I moved to Los Angeles for sev-
eral years and tried to get my mu-
Watch Jay play “Crazy Now (Creepy Old Guy at the End of the Bar)”
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