My guest on this episode is, in my opinion, is the criminally overlooked Tony Fontão. Tony played drums on the classic Leeway record, "Born To Expire." 
We talk all about him leaving his native Sao Paolo, Brazil, coming to New York City in search of his dream of playing music as a teenager. He speaks about the entire recording process in order to create the debut Leeway record, being screwed by Profile Records and fond memories from a time that will never be duplicated. 
This was, as always, a lot of fun to do.

Rest in Peace Eddie Pomponio aka Eddie Sutton aka Eddie Leeway.
Rest in Peace Michael Gibbons.

Respect. Enjoy. 

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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
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Tony Fontão (Leeway)

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My guest this time around is the guitarist for Fire Is Murder and Damn Your Eyes. He also played with Eddie Sutton in the last few years of Leeway NYC. Ladies and gentlemen... Artie Alexander. 
He's an incredible musician and an all-around good guy. We discuss the aforementioned bands, we talk a little about Eddie, along with the tribute show that I had put together in his honor. Artie played a huge part in that event. We bullshit about how none of the things that we currently do would be possible without being sober. Artie should've been on the podcast much earlier, better late than never. I'm sure he'll be back again. Enjoy.

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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik 
Edits: Nick Light

Artie Alexander (Fire Is Murder. Damn Your Eyes. Leeway NYC)

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My guest is a man I've known now for close to a decade. I'm surprised he hasn't been on earlier. He's played in Leeway NYC/The Eddie Leeway Show, Hard Response, The Casting Out, Comin' Correct and besides being a solo artist and collaborating with Keith Caputo, he has a new band called Ritualized.
We are all over the place in this rather long episode. From hardcore to road trips to movies and guilty pleasure songs, we run through a lot! Sit back and enjoy. This was a lot of fun to do. Respect.

Support:
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Intro: Phil LoCastro  & Joseph A. Cassar 
Intro Visuals: Marc Kutik 
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