This is an older song I started playing again, so I did a new recording of it. It's the usual guitar, vocals, and drums. My kid had an Avengers tambourine he was getting rid of, so I made good use of it as part of the drums. I always liked this song, so it was nice to flesh out a recording of it.
For more Wred Fright music, give his latest album a listen or download at your favorite digital music site such as Soundcloud, Spotify, or Bandcamp!
The new Hoof & Antler is out! For the Winter 2026 issue, I wrote an article about Annie Oakley, who actually grew up in Ohio. The newspaper, which is an endangered species--I just heard about the imminent closure of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette--, is free at any Mickey Mart. This issue, as usual, has a lot of other fun stuff in it as well, so pick one up if you're lucky enough to live in a part of Ohio where Mickey The Moose roams!
If you want to read something else by me, then get my new novel, The Front Yard War!
The new Frighty is out. Before I post the link, remember this zine is designed to be printed. Reading online or otherwise electronically is not recommended. The Internet is just being used as a distribution method because we're too cheap to pay for postage and printing. When you print it, print it doublesided, mark it "flip on short edge"--let's repeat that so no one prints half the pages upside down; once again, flip on short edge--, fold it, staple it if you feel ambitious (to anyone who doesn't have a long stapler, you can do this with any stapler you flip open, you just have to staple the zine into a phone book or something, then pull it out and use a pencil or something to roll over and flatten the raised staple edges down--if that makes no sense, then somebody on YouTube probably has a video showing how to do it or just ask me and I'll show you how; just don't get a boo-boo doing it and use a rubber band or some other binding instead if you're worried you will), and you're good to go. You can make copies if you want others to read it; we don't care. Just don't sell them unless you're sending the money beyond printing it to us.
The issue was fun as usual, but it's the last one planned. For something that was intended as a one-off, four ain't too bad. Maybe some day we'll do a fifth issue, but even if we never do, how about you do a zine using this method and let me know when you publish it so I can check it out? Thanks again to everyone who helped with this one! Here's the link for printing/downloading: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y-sXxwkcc9TPr4Xyn57YsVKIwNeBrQtp/view?usp=sharing
For more Wred Fright writing, then read the latest novel, The Front Yard War.
I chose this song for the video from the Gang Of Foreigner album. It was a tough choice because I like some of the other songs such as "Smart Set" and "Cheekbones And Legs" a lot as well. The video's not the greatest because I'm getting kind of burned out on music videos, but it expresses the idea of the song visually well-enough, and I wanted to have at least one music video for each album. I do love that Marcel Duchamp heart image. It was also nice to display one of my beloved Bill And Opus mugs. Those stickers actually are scratch and sniff, and they smell pretty good.
Next up is a video for "Having Fun In The Former USA". I shot that footage before but waited because I wanted to release the videos in the proper album order and had to wait for the stores to bust out the valentine displays, which I didn't actually end up using much of, but that was the initial plan anyway. By the way, it didn't take long. I was able to get footage right after New Year's, and I probably could have gotten some right after Christmas if I went to the right store.
For more Wred Fright music, give his latest album a listen or download at your favorite digital music site such as Soundcloud, Spotify, or Bandcamp!
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