Paul Kicking Out The Jams
It was the spring of 1969 just after the release of Kicking Out The Jams and lead singer Rob Tyner took a bit of a break. Once again it was up to me to come in and do a couple of gigs with them. When Tyner was younger he really dug my afro-centric-do and began to sport one of his own.

Paul Keeping the Peace
After September 11, 2001, hero jobs are hip. Working for the Fire and Police Departments are positions that demand appreciation. So here is me during my stint as a cop.

Paul the Firefighter
How could you not want to be part of the bravest occupations? This is a quick snapshot of me doing what we firefighters are all about...getting the job done.

Paul the Stanley Cup Winner
This is a shot of me from 1942 when me and the Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup. Our backs were against the wall, but we went there to win, we gave it a 110%, and at the end of the day, well, the proof is in the pudding.

Paul Playing for Led Zeppelin
As you can see from the header image I played for a time with Led Zeppelin during the mid-seventies. John Bonham was taking a bit of a break and the boys called me up and asked if I wouldn't mind learning to play drums and coming with them on tour. It was a great time for me for musical exploration and creation. Good times, good blokes.

Paul the Daredevil
Around the time of Evel Knievel's Snake River Canyon jump I helped him prepare by taking on any publicity shoots - motorcycle jumps and tricks. Not bad for someone who up til then had only ever been a passenger on motorcycles.