作者自述：
I love to compose music to express how I feel about life, and it’s an  outlet I really need. I play piano by ear and am unable to read music, but I tend to ‘hear’ whole pieces inside and then sit down and try to  represent what I hear. The music and the emotion always come first, and  any lyrics are secondary. The process heals me the moment I can present  
what I feel and hear, and then communicate my experiences to others. Both  things are equally important to me, the eeling and the sharing, only then is the process complete.  

The music I hear tends to express longing, beauty and innocence, as well  as joy and celebration. I don’t seem to need to express darker feelings  like anger, frustration or fear through music; I have other outlets for  those.  

I began to make up tunes when I was three years old, but I didn’t really  develop maturity, lyrically, until I encountered a spiritual path in my  late twenties. Since then my constant source of inspiration has been life  itself, and this has really released a flow. When I was younger I wrote  protest songs but it never really quite gelled.  

As a child I used to listen to radio Luxembourg under the bedclothes, and  liked Buddy Holly, Rick Nelson, Elvis and the Beatles, and as a young man  I was inspired by Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen and the like.  Classically, I resonate particularly with Baroque music, especially  Vivaldi, Albinone and Pachelbel, and casting the net wider still I really  resonate with folk and ethnic music, especially Celtic music, South  American and Middle Eastern music. In a former age I might have been a  troubadour or wondering minstrel singing love songs which have both a  spiritual and secular meaning, like Sufi Love poetry.  

My ambition was always to be seen and heard so I could really ‘sing my  song’. At first I wanted to be a footballer, then a pop-star, like many  boys. That dream has evolved now into composing and recording music which  seeks to excess the Divine in all things and into working in Jungian  Psychology* where I can help people become who they are meant to be.  

*My practice is full, but for those interested in psychotherapy or  training in this area, contact CCPE (Centre for Counselling and  Psychotherapy Education) 2 Beauchamp Lodge, Warwick Crescent, London W2  6NE (0171 266 3006) or the Centre for Transpersonal Psychotherapy, 86A  Marylebone High St. London, WIM 3DE (0171 - 935 7350).