My dream is to play Wolf Trap someday. We're Northern Virginia guys, so we aspire to that.

In the process, we found we had a lot of common songwriting approaches and we seemed to collaborate well together. We thought we were writing some great tunes too, so we decided to make a go of it.

My day job is as a lawyer and I enjoy my job very much. But I think I've known for most of my life that in my heart, I'm a musician and music is what really drives me.

Watching everybody play and me not being able to was the hardest part. Wondering if I had gone (to a doctor) when I first hurt it if I would have been there playing.

The brutal honesty that he brings to the game and to the clubhouse is why we play so hard. He's going to tell you when you're doing great, and he's going to tell you when you screwed up and did something wrong. He's intense. He's passionate. I don't think anything changed from the days when he was a player. That's a huge bonus for us. He's as animated on the field as he is off. Guys feed off that energy that he has.

Who wouldn't want to play for the defending world champions?