1Welcome to My Jungle"THERE IS NOTHING STABLE IN THE WORLD;UPROAR'S YOUR ONLY MUSIC."-John KeatsI've never had trouble making friends. Probably has something to do with the name I was born with. The moniker has been both a curse and blessing. When I was growing up, kids would tease me. "What's up, Lonn Enemy?" Preschool sticks and stones, but I was born sensitive so it hurt nonetheless. When my professional train started rollin', however, that's when my name started to take on deeper significance.Running a rock magazine, I was everybody's friend. Friend to artist. Friend to executive. Friend to whoever shook my hand or dialed my number in need of connection, acceptance, favors, ink, respect, or whatever goods and services I could provide. But the simple fact is, I like people and my intention when meeting someone new has always been to extend my hand and make a connection. Bricklayer to rock star, everyone seeks contact. If authentic, that union can take you to the craziest places. It sure as hell took me.I was in the Guns N' Roses dressing room while opening act Skid Row heated up the L.A. Forum. The only thin ... read full excerpt from Life on Planet Rock ebook
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