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He still lives in Eugene and continues to be involved in various music projects. Charlie set his bass down to become a journeyman and didn't pick it back up until he had accomplished his objective. Max and the Elgin drummer split off from Charlie to form Porchfire for a brief stint then he moved to New York for a while and some of Max's work ended up on Tyler Hay's specialty CDs that he sold out of his new furniture design store BDDW (now quite successful). David went on to work a lot with Mike Johnson of Snakepit and later Mark Lanegan, solo and Dinosaur Jr. The Cherry Poppin' Daddies grabbed Adam for a bit for some of their touring needs and Jasper broke up a couple months after I put the CD out. I ended up grabbing the other pieces of the band, Dave and Adam as they formed Jasper and put out their CD on my new label Ruckus Records, in 1994. Infighting in the band eventually broke them up, and Charlie and Max grabbed a drummer they liked to form Elgin which put out a single on Grinning Idiot Records. They finally recruited Max as their guitarist and Adam as their drummer. Early versions of the band mixed in a lot of covers with their own songs including, the Door's 'LA Woman', Bauhus 'Bela Lugosi's Dead', Donavan 'Season of the Witch', Ozzy Osbourn 'Crazy Train', and Sir Mix-A-Lot 'Hip Hop Solider'. Both Charlie and Dave treated the band really seriously and they cycled through a few members early on, including John Kluff (sp?) on guitar, as they kept trying to find a line-up they could be happy with. When they moved to Eugene after they finished high school in 1988, the incarnation of Now William that became so popular started to gel. During that time Charlie McClain had moved to Medford to live with his dad, started playing bass a lot and taking lessons and that's where he hooked up with Dave Krueger (violin).

One of those parties I attended included them playing at least one Joy Division cover and also featured well know street character Zeus (RIP) as one of the acts on the bill. Tyler and Brian's version of the band played some house parties circa-1986/1988, during freshman/sophmore years at UofO. All aforementioned people, myself and a couple other 'Joseph boys' ended up in Eugene, either at UofO or Lane Community college. In any case, in it's early inception, I think Now William was more of a concept of a band then a band and I don't know that they played any shows. They'll likely correct me all over the place, but me putting this up here forces them to set the record straight on anything I may have incorrect.

I'll have to ask all of them for their recollections. I'm guessing at the time that Now William was Benji Heiney, Tyler Hays, Brian Coughlan and Charlie McClain (and possibly Andrew Crenshaw). It seems that the name in part came from a song the Benji Heiney sang super imposed over Wang Chung's 'Fun Tonight'. The first incarnation of Now William formed in Joseph, Oregon, likely around 1984-85, when I was away for a year as an exchange student.

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