Al coming back to Harrisburg presents a great deal more excitement.

It's going to be a little weird. There will be a lot of excitement because it's opening day, but at the same time, it will be a little different. As time goes on I don't think of it as much, but the memory never fades. It's been four years. I can't believe it. It seems like it just happened.

We have to play like it's the playoffs (tonight). It is. We win, we're in. From here on in, it's lose and you're done.

They have to believe in the system. You're never going to have success unless you've bought in, and when they buy in, and start really playing without holding anything back, then we'll reach the possibilities that our team can accomplish.

It's super-competitive out there. There's a lot of tickets to move, and this is a way to create excitement for the tour. It's capitalism. It's America. It's 2005.

This is really brand new, and we're floored at all the excitement.