If you have read my interview with Gary Holland, it is clear that his feelings towards Jack aren't the greatest. I don't know how Jack feels, but do plan on trying to get an interview with him eventually. I think this pic should be a peace offering between the two. Maybe it's time to remember the good feelings, and "Sweep the past away." God, they look like they were having so much fun. And notice Jack's arm? One tat! If his arms knew what was in store for them, I think they would have taken off and hid! :)
This has to be one of the best pics that Pam included. Jack has always been one to interact with his band members while they are playing...But I think this is the first time I have ever seen a band mate used as an arm-rest! Also, I am so glad that Jack got rid of the "feathered" look for his hair... that was sooooo 80's. Oh, wait... it WAS the 80's ;) Once again, I would love to get in touch with Lorne. I bet he has some stories to tell. Where are you Lorne?
	It is so difficult to get a good shot of a drummer. Well, this has to be one of the better ones I have seen. This of course is Dante Fox's/Great White's first drummer, Gary Holland. Of course, he is beating the hell out of the drums, but after listening to Great White, Great White, would you expect anything different?
And to finish, a nice little collage of the band. There have been many great times with Great White, and I bet there are some stories behind some of these pics. Even though this was a trip down memory lane, that journey is never finished. All you have to do is add your great times with the band where this leaves off. We are truly blessed in that we have one of the coolest bands to call our favorite. I hope you enjoyed.

I would like to finish up by saying thanks again to Pam. She gave these pics to this site out of the goodness of her heart, so please, be kind and do not reproduce them without her permission. She mentioned that there may be more to come, so I will keep you informed.

Once again, thanks Pam! and I hope everyone enjoyed.
Shot