We gigged through the spring, playing a lot of double bills
with Condition Red. Automatic There had been out
and our album release show was a shared gig.
When they would go through phases of being sans drummer,
Greg would sit in with them.

We started getting airplay
and some pretty decent reviews.
Woodrose kept recording, playing out and promoting.
We even made a cheesy video for Out of Bounds.

It was also that Spring that Cathi became pregnant
and we were destined to have a kid.

As the spring moved to summer, there were rumblings
and grumblings coming from the Southboro Very Concerned Citizens,
regarding that band at The Art Center. It wasn't long before we
were told to skedaddle. So on the second to last weekend in July
Greg, Cathi and I moved -

From 115 Mechanic Street, in Marlboro
and the Southboro Art Center to

14 West Street in Milford.

There was space for Greg, space for our soon-to-be-child,
space for a control room/studio, and space for video gear.
 There were three funeral parlors. It was a quiet neighborhood.
For the next five years this would be the
Attitude Communications base of operations.
It would also be the beginning of the end for Woodrose.

We moved in and started building a new studio,
but not before shooting the final segments
of the Woodrose Comedy Hour.
The unfinished basement made a perfect prison cell.