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Coach House

Date: April 6, 2009 11:23 AM
Topic: Coach House

Short drive yesterday, from Santa Monica to San Juan Capistrano.

The Coach House, which really looks like a Rock N Roll kind of place,
was not very full last night! Because the economy has tanked out or
we charged too much probably was the cause. We did play well and
played the Alligator Purse set for 1.25 hrs.

Also, there were two opening groups, which I know made the audience
tire a lot faster than if we had been the only group. But we were
treated nicely and in fact those who stayed bought CDs.

Today we're heading to Solano Beach, to Belly Up, a place we've never
played before.

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