There once was a surf band called the "Grenadiers" in San Bernardino, CA. The members gradually went onto their individual calls in life.  After many years they started getting back together and  jamming.  We soon needed a gathering location, a music studio (with instruments) and some "Stinky Gringo" tequila.  It all came together in Littleton, CO.   As the music studio grew, with more equipment, it sort of turned into a full up recording studio.  It was named the "Dungeon" as it was in the basement of my house in a room a bit dark and with limited lighting except for some flashy laser lights and other fun systems to inspire an atmosphere conducive to mixing  "Tunes and Tequila."

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This situation evolved into writing song lyrics, song arrangements and recording sessions.   Since it was my studio I became the "Dungeonator."  I have written over 30 songs and recorded about 15.  This song writing inspired me to start writing some books.  In coordinating with other authors, we stated editing each others books.  I have two in progress currently: "Ten Things My Psychic Forgot to Tell Me" and  "Some Chronicles of a Common Man."

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I then decided to start a retirement career as a book editor, do business research and write "white papers" as well as any other interesting subject areas related to writing most anything.  My wife also does Genealogy Research in her retirement years.