What’s your name then? Oh. And the name of your band.
The Midnight Woolf; Midnight Woolf.
And what do you do?
Make a real cool racket with guitars, Bass Drums and vocals, maybe drink and get people to shake their butts and have a good ‘ol time.
When did you start doing that?
All I remember is it was a dark and stormy night and the wind blew hard on the outskirts of town, I was looking for a quiet place to get a good night’s sleep but instead ended up in this Old Bar and one thing lead to another. Before you knew it, I was having a great time playing with these crazy hep cats.
If you weren’t doing that, what would you be doing?
Working on an oil rig, or a bank or a supermarket, or digging up Aztec ruins, washing dishes, flipping burgers or Prime Minister.
What makes you happiest about what you’re doing? And unhappiest?
Not having a boss and watching people have a good time. Loading gear every night. But that’s really alright, too.
What’s you proudest and least proud moment of doing what you do?
I don’t really have a proudest moment, but having done it for over 20 years makes me feel good. Playing overseas in Europe was also heaps of fun and just generally being able to still play and have new people and regular fans come and enjoy themselves is the best. Least proud: some nights when I’m too tired or too drunk to give a shit, [laughs] but that doesn’t last.
You heard them, catch MIDNIGHT WOOLF at Old Bar on Saturday November 15 and Sunday November 16.
