Alex Arato

We're licensing the brand.

We're trying to find a couple of young kids with long hair.

Well, you wind up at Grandma's house, and she's real proud, and she's like, oh.

immediately after that, looking at our mom as we were driving in the car from the gig, and I said to our mom, Mom, we've got to make a record.

And then we became a band.

And so we would go from singing stuff to backing tape at the beginning of our show, playing, you know, as a three-piece band and then singing a couple songs to a backing tape because that was the way the songs were arranged.

There you go.

That picture is us singing at a friend's wedding, yeah.

And what we ended up doing was doing elementary, middle, and high school performances of

Exactly.

Stuff like that.

And then all of a sudden, in particular, the girls were reacting.

The other joke we've had is, you know what we could do?

We could train them in stuff like cello and saxophone and horn section.

No, don't say that.

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