There are two questions I have been asked more than any other in my 30 years of collecting:

The first is, "what do you plan on doing with your collection" and the second is, "why do you need so many signatures from the same artists"?  I'll explore this second question as to how it relates to my collection with respect to "racking" or "hoarding" or whatever name its given when a collector obtains or builds a mountain of multiple signatures from a…

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I have  the 1990 "Behind The Mask" tour book that I got signed during that tour by Billy Burnett, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks and Rick Vito.  It needs Christine McVie to complete.  I am totally sick of looking at this unfinished item for the last 22 years. 

Does anyone have an address for Christine McVie?  All I know and have read, is that she is…

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After seeing Bruce Springsteen in concert on 1980's "The River" tour, I knew I had just seen an amazing artist. However, it was the 1984's "Born In The USA" tour and the genesis of starting up my autograph collection at about the same time that I knew I just had to obtain his signature. But how?

Like many people fresh into collectability, I wrote to him. I wrote to him via CBS records, to Jon Landau Management, and to addresses found in Hollywood Celebrity shops that listed…

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Though it is not easy, and in fact it can be almost immpossible, obtaining signatures from many of the classic rock bands and artists is a possibility as many are hitting the road this summer: U2, Eagles, Paul McCartney, Stephen Sills (and CS&N), Tom Petty, Sting, and many others are out on tour. Difficult??......of course it is. However, if they are on the road, then that is where it best can happen. Happy Autographing!