This is all Copywrited Material by Butch Engle

As the Grammy nominated historical volume “Love Is The Song We Sing” San Francisco Nuggets 1965 – 1970 by Alec Palou will attest I was but one of many local Bay Area rock stars-- all of us founders in our own way of what was to become the San Francisco Scene.  Today I’m a local voice actor.  I’ve sold you season tickets and told you stories about the Forty-Niner Faithful and your San Jose Earthquakes on the web and on your television.  If you have been to the newly remodeled SF Maritime Museum and enjoyed the panoramic video presentation that g 

 reets you you’ve spent time with me.  And if you or the kids play video games and have ever met “Lucifer” in Electric Avenue’s “Dante’s Inferno” or “Vernon” in the latest release of  “The Walking Dead” then we have in a way actually come face to face.

I began writing as lyricist for the band at a time when the idea of concept album was becoming a well-established direction.  When those days came to an end I simply continued on with the storytelling.  It is important to note that “A Pinch Of Pastry” is a fantasy, written by an American writer.  It is more or less a novella in length.  And is one piece to what is a complete three-piece set of works.  The first of which is a short story book, “The Very First Lavender Leopard Adventure, Ever”, the second the novella “A Pinch Of Pastry” and the third a short novel entitled “Twillit”.  All are stand-alone properties and none are dependant upon the other. 

We can see this becoming a one man show with live sound and original music and or a possibly a cartoon.. Let me know your thoughts....

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