Jules Topp

Thank you, buddy.

It's really nice to be back on the trail again, you know, doing the radio stations and being part of the media again.

You've got your wife there.

And you know what was really cool about that is that we actually couldn't afford to do a proper cover, so we got those posters to make, and then we stuck them on a white cardboard, and a guy in Wellington went ahead and printed his own ones and sold them in the shop without knowing us.

I said, okay, if it was the Beatles, I would have sort of maybe thought that was a cool idea, but the Topps ones, how are you going to make money out of us?

No one even knows who we are.

But they were scamming us right from the word go.

Yeah, bootlegging our Wellington records.

It sounds so funny.

We knew because somebody gave us their copy to sign and we looked at it and it didn't have the little ridge where we'd stuck the poster on.

It was printed.

Who made that?

Some other person.

Kiwis.

We'll sign that for you.

I think it's a bootleg one.

It hasn't got a ridge on it, has it?

We can sign a book for you too, buddy, if you want.

That's right.

I told them that there was something about The Rock, and they went, oh, that radio station, that's all just sex, drugs, and rock and roll.