The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) have recently announced the artists of the century.  And, get this...BOSTON is one of them!  To find out more, go to
http://www.riaa.com/goldplat/press/1999/111099.htm

November marks the birthdays of THREE Boston band members (current or former members).

11/21 Gary Pihl
11/23 Doug Huffman
11/29/51 Barry Goudreau

Boston on "Space Ghost Coast To Coast"
On Friday, November 19, at 11pm EST on the Cartoon Network, Boston will be featured on "Space Ghost Coast To Coast".  The show will feature one of the characters flying the Boston spaceship while "Cool The Engines" plays.  Also, word has it that during the 60 seconds of credits, a Boston song clip will play.  COOL!

Just an update about the album.  Rumor has it that Brad and Fran are in the studio this week.  This is very encouraging news (considering BOSTON has a reputation of having albums 6 years or more apart!).

David Sikes (bass/vocals) is OUT of the band.  I will not go into any detail, but Tom Scholz's lawyers have asked David to leave the band (to find out more about David, just check out the Bio section).

Not much new with Boston.  Tom is still in the studio working on new material.  Great news for Brad Delp fans...Brad is doing some more work with Tom!  No news yet on when the album will be released.  Let's hope it's REAL soon!

Wednesday, September 3rd marks Fran Cosmo's birthday. Let's hope it's a fun and safe one!

Brad called the gang at Bostock '99.  He informed them that Tom IS working on the album, but he's delayed while his roof is being worked on.  There is also a GREAT possibility that Brad will work on some more songs for the album.  As far as touring, there's hope for one next summer, only if the new album is out by then (as we ALL hope it will be out WAY before then).

Tom is currently in the studio working on a new album.  When will it be out?  It was supposed to be out by last Christmas, but production was behind. According to Tom Scholz, it will be out before the new millennium.  Now whether that means year 2000, or the real milleneum, which is 2001, only time will tell.  Two songs are already finished, and were featured on the Rockline interview.  Someone, which features Brad Delp, and Turn It Off, a different style from Boston, featuring Fran Cosmo.