GigPosters.com has connected so many people in the poster world via the Internet that it's ridiculous. From fans to pros, everyone drops by that site to check out the latest and get their two bits in.

The Internet lays the groundwork. It creates a much closer relationship between bands and fans. You need that because the days when people walked into a shop and took a £15 punt on an album are gone.

The whole copyright issue is very touchy, especially on the Internet. In the real world, people don't steal things and just not think about it. It's much more of an afterthought on the Internet.

The Detroit fans treated me great. I was glad to see they knew my name.

[It's been that sort of year for the team, which is 0-4 this season. Many fans, in turn, return to their cars or boats at halftime to eat, drink and forget about the first 30 minutes, and take their time returning to their seats.] It's not that we don't care, ... We're just having fun.

Just from the fans here, I'm really excited, can't wait.