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And it became his mantra for recovery.

So to go to PT, to just to keep going, like it was such a grueling experience and recovery.

And, you know, band members were coming to see him in the hospital, like H2O showed up and like they hung their like tour banner behind him in his bed, in his hospital bed.

All these people were coming to see him.

And so when he sort of had recovered quite a bit, he knew I had been doing books.

And he came to me with this idea of doing a book about all these people that we knew of that either were in bands or they were fans or they were music industry types that went through something.

But was that theme kind of popping up through the biographies you were writing and those other books?