Act two.

[instrumental music] The first time Stephen King entered my world, it was through the pages of Pet Sematary.

Decades later, I'd find myself entering his, even if it was in a small way.

It was sometime late 1984, or maybe it was early 1985, when I bought my first novel for myself, one that wasn't a classic or required school reading.

As a young fan of scary movies, it's no surprise I would choose Pet Sematary.

This book sparked something inside me, a yearning to create and tell stories.

The years that followed would find me writing my own stories.

But his parents pulled him out and he began school with the kids who could hear.

How did you even get the inspiration? Because it really is unique.

Yeah.

It kind of came about just as our, our guitarist, Corbin, and our drummer, Finley, playing riffs together, and they came up with a few things.

And then Wanni, the bass player, and I kind of came along, and we were like, "Oh, we can try and make a song from this." And we kind of found out that using a saxophone, yeah, it, it offers a different way of having a melody and having something hummable that isn't a singer singing lyrics.

And we realized that we could make fully fleshed out songs with this instrument lineup, and we ...

Yeah, we're super excited by that.

There are some bands that we take inspiration from that have similar sort of things going on.

Y- your use of high technology, I believe it plays a really big part in, in your making of music.