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Q: We can’t see your face on the cover. Why the shy act?

Big Al: Face for Radio.

Q: Got it. How would your classify your music?

Big Al: I’ll leave that up to the listener. I don’t worry too much about a category. I obviously love country, but many of the new songs I’m currently recording would probably be categorized as crossover or something else.

Q: So more tunes are on the way. Do you write your own songs?

Big Al: I do, but many are a collective effort with Alternative family members.

Q: I heard there were plans in the works for you to open for a very successful, well-known group.

Big Al: Yes, but it didn’t work out.

Q: That’s too bad. Why not?

Big Al: They didn’t think my material was sophisticated enough for their audience.

Q: Really? Who was it?

Big Al: The Wiggles.

Q: You have quite a catalog of music. How come you haven’t distributed any of it before?

Big Al: The home studio didn’t work out too well. I found it difficult to concentrate with two kids throwing footballs at my head. But once I started leaving boarding school brochures around the house, things calmed down quite a bit. I’m now working full time on my music.

Q: How are you distributing this music?

Big Al: Well, Christmastime will be available on itunes shortly and I hope to have a full CD done in the first part of ’08. I’ll also post new songs on this site as they become available.

Q: Where did the name come from?

Big Al: What do you mean?

Q: Never mind. Thanks for the time, Big Al!

Big Al: You’re Welcome!