Editor’s Notes

Hi again, all. I got back in touch with Tina, so there’s some new
information on the tour in this issue. I’ll keep my comments short, but if
you haven’t already e-mailed William
(dhallerryche@ryche.umich.edu) your 5 favorite Queensryche songs and 3 favorite
Queensryche albums, what are you waiting for? The voting period for this
year’s poll ends April second.

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Editor’s Notes

Hi again, everybody! The guys are in Asia this week, and I know a few of
you are on that side of the world, so if you do get a chance to see them
in concert, please let the rest of us know. I’ve updated the WWW tourdates
page to reflect the dates announced for the next two months, but the
information received thus far doesn’t cover most of the venues. If you’re
aware of specific venues in North America, please drop a line.

Our statistical mad scientist, William
(dhallerryche@ryche.umich.edu), is conducting his annual song and album poll. If you
haven’t already done so, e-mail him the names of your top 5 Queensryche
songs, numbered 1 (favorite) to 5, and your top 3 Queensryche albums.
Ties are allowed for the songs, but not for the albums, and the poll ends
at the end of March, so don’t delay!

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Editor’s Notes

Hi everyone! Sorry this issue took so long - I was without network
connectivity for the bulk of the weekend, and as is usually my luck in such
situations, found that quite a few contributions had arrived for this
week’s digest. As some of you may have already noticed, I forwarded on
some items of regional interest directly to fans in certain geographic
areas, particularly in cases where the information was time-sensitive or
was covered by other contributions. Quite a few of you wrote in about
coming US tour dates, so I tried to not include information more than
once. That’s it for this time - beware the Ides of March, happy Saint
Patrick’s day, and of course… ‘Ryche on!

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Editor’s Notes

Hi folks, and welcome to March. The word from Seattle is that the European
leg of the tour is going better than any previous European tour leg, dates
for the U.S. tour are being worked on right now, and EMI and the fanclub
are teaming up to get another newsletter out soon.

The fanclub, for those who haven’t heard already, now costs $10 to join, down
from $15, but $5 a year to maintain membership thereafter. The Ryche ‘n
Roll Times may also only come out twice a year, especially in years
when the guys aren’t releasing new material or touring. At the present
time, I plan to keep Screaming in Digital on its regular
schedule.

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