A St. Patrick’s Eve party at Andi’s place.
You can see Mike with his Spinal Tap inspired guitar solo by clicking on the web gallery above.
Some big videos below so don’t click unless you’ve got a fat pipe.
Andi’s Party (10.5MB)
Martini Mike mixes a few before we head over to the Cheap Trick concert at the Hilton.
Glennon’s puttin’ on the Ritz before the show.
Melita and Glennon a few long hours before midnight.
Mike and Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick before the show.
Partied New Year’s eve with the Cheap Trick. A great band and hey, they even have all of their original members.
Rick Nielsen plays Surrender with his five neck guitar. Sound at the Hilton is a little rough, especially for my little camera.
Merry Christmas everybody.
Me and the big guy.
My last minute decoration for the Holualoa Music and Light Festival.
Andrea, Mike and a table of pupu to nosh on. Mike had to actually do some work taking photos and transmitting them to the paper before he could relax.
The front of the Kona Hotel early on in the night with music out front and lights on the hotel.
Galleries lit-up in Holualoa town.
The road wasn’t closed but with people roaming the streets enjoying the music and galleries and food on a balmy night made for a quite nice scene.
Travis gives my Santa hat a try.
Sorry not many photos, too busy hanging out, having some food and drink.
Yikes! Forget Borat, where’s that French guy Beldar Conehead when you need him. If you look good you can see a turkey behind all those containers of ??? yams, stuffing, gravy, chowder, etc and that’s just the top shelf of the fridge, more stuff on the other levels. Might have to sell some plates of food outside my apartment if not enough people come over to eat this stuff.
A pair of videos from the King Kamehameha I celebration in Kapa‘au, Kohala. Warning: These videos are rather big file sizes.
The lei draping over the King Kamehameha I statue. (4.6MB)
Ray Fonseca’s hula halau dancing at Kamehameha Park. (15.6MB)
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