One of my favorite things about Long Island is the sense of community that pulls us all together.
Whether it’s the physical neighborhood, bikers, radio, musicians or the Island at large you can always find someone who will reach out a hand or in their pocket to champion a cause.
I recently experienced this through music.
I needed something done and having limited resources all I could offer in exchange for this task was to shine a light on the technical prowess of who ever took on the challenge.
I would like to shine a light on a new member of the Fingers Metal Shop (FMS) family, Paul Andrejack of PMA Recording Studios in Medford. He is helping bring FMS from the old school to the new school.
Watch the video and read my column in Full Throttle (October issue) to learn more about PMA Studios and Paul.
Thanks for listening. Being Fingers has its perks. Being on the radio, playing rock n roll, interviewing artists and giving stuff away is a lot of fun.
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