We're sad to go. We're sad that we had to go out the same time Hidden Valley Inn did. That's part of the culture of the whole town. It seems like the Western element is fading.

The Hidden Valley job really turned out well, which is a credit to Frontier. You can't even tell that we went in there and did anything. It looks new but it doesn't look new. I guess when you put things back exactly, it looks like it's always been there. And in a sense, it has.

When we went down the salad dressing aisles, we could not find a single Kraft or Hidden Valley salad dressing that had 200 mg of sodium or less in a very modest two tablespoon serving.

I hide in the shadows where only dark spirits can see.

This is not going to stop the Pioneers by any means. We'll go out and bring the music to the people instead of having the people come to us. We might even come through Tucson.

There's just no place for us to play. There's no venue for the Sons of the Pioneers like the Triple C or Hidden Valley.