We have been contacted by the present residents of 63a Kings Road, London, with a request to let you know that Roger's management team moved out of that address some ten years ago. Seems there are still a significant number of letters arriving at that address for Roger. This old address appears in a number of places - some official, others not.

The current residents do not know the current address of Roger's management team, so please don't ask them. We are posting this item as a service to them, and also to any of you who might decide to write to that address...

On August 6th 2002, Total Guitar announced their top 100 guitarists of all time. Voted for by thousands of readers worldwide and also by guitarists themselves, it makes for interesting reading. Whilst every such poll gives cause for debate, it is still nice to see that David is considered one of the best by his peers and by the public. For a pretty lowkey and retiring chap, it is a good showing. Some pleasing inclusions (Frank Zappa, for example), but some names not present... Snowy White for one.

The forthcoming charity show being held at the Royal Albert Hall in London on October 16th (see July's news for more detail) still has plenty of tickets left in all price brackets. Brain Damage is sure that this is in part due to the fact that the line-up for the show is still shrowded in secrecy - including the appearance of Mr Waters. The nature of the charity might also be deterring some who disagree with their aims. We are currently endeavouring to get more information about the show and as soon as we have it, so will you!

Around a week ago, a party was held to celebrate Britain's 100 most sought-after guests, as determined by Tatler magazine. The party, held at the Orangery in Kensington, London, actually failed to attract the majority of those on the list, leaving the likes of a couple on the list, Gerald Scarfe and David Gilmour, to tackle the buffet...