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Quote Of The Day: NEVERMORE Frontman Warrel Dane

February 10, 2002

NEVERMORE frontman Warrel Dane on making a living by playing music: Truth be told, with the label problems we're having at the moment [with Century Media Records] it's not possible to support ourselves from just music. I am currently cooking at The Swedish Cultural Center of Seattle...I feel very much at home here because most of my best friends are Swedes!.. [Drummer] Van [Williams] works as a graphic artist for Nintendo and [bassist] Jim [Sheppard] is working in a bar called Goofy's. We are still just regular people struggling to get by. We love music and that's what gives us the drive to continue...

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