Fool of Rock Pt.1 - From Eternity to Here at The Hollywood Podcast

Fool of Rock Pt.1 - From Eternity to Here

Fifteen years ago, drummer Glen Schricker, moved to Los Angeles to become a rock star. Fifteen years later, married and with a child on the way, Glen is not a rock star. This is part one of his story.

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Published November 14th, 2005 in Podcasts.

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1 Carolyn Nov 15th, 2005 at 3:32 pm

Tim, I just came across and old email with your old web site and it took me here. This is great, I just listened to part 1 of Glen’s story and I love it. What memories it brought back!!! Hope you are well, say hi to your family. Carolyn (Graham) Brady
2 Tim Coyne Nov 15th, 2005 at 3:43 pm

Carolyn,
That is so random! I just posted this newest piece last night. You were there for it all. Part two is going to be very cool. It’s like a sound seeing tour of Glen’s LA journey. Keep in touch!
Tim
3 Tom in L.A. Nov 17th, 2005 at 5:00 pm

Tim ~

I LOVE THIS PODCAST! Thanks for bringing us behind the scenes (and into the bathrooms) of the insane Hollywood machine. I can’t wait to hear Part 2 of Glen’s story. I went to high school with some people he may know from the Berklee/Boston music. scene
4 Tim Coyne Nov 17th, 2005 at 8:22 pm

Thanks Tom! Yeah, no bathroom visits in this one but I’m glad you like it. Glen has had quite the journey. Part two should be a lot of fun. Thanks for listening! SPREAD THE WORD!
Tim
5 Daniel B Dec 3rd, 2005 at 10:24 am

Hey Tim! Great Podcast. I loved both of them! Great story! From what I’v heard there is difficult to get a “breakthrough” i L.A. What I mean is “making” it in the entertainment business.

I am a movie director in Norway, and I just wondered how the entertainment business is in L.A.
6 Tim Coyne Dec 3rd, 2005 at 5:51 pm

Thanks Daniel! Yes, talent guarantees you nothing in this town. It’s a fun journey though. I’m happy to hear that someone’s listening in Norway. Very cool!