Advice for Vinnie

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poserboy71
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Advice for Vinnie

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Given everything that has happened , how would you suggest Vinnie make a comeback? Is a statement necessary? Would you be content with just music releases? Due to the rumored price of the guitar ,I really don't see that happening.

I know all of us would love to see a new photo and have new performances and instructional DVD's. Small talk with him on this forum would be great. We have witnessed how other rockers treat their fans via Facebook and their own sites and realize that appreciation goes a long way. For example, I have always respected Steve Stevens' guitar work and own a few of his albums, yet I never waited anxiously for his product. Steve's recent note(via Facebook) to our very own Metatron (Dannii) opens me up to checking out more of his music. Kindness goes incredibly far. I felt the same way about Brad Gillis and Bruce Kulick years ago. Questions popped into my head about each one of them, I sent them e-mails, they took a few seconds and respectfully answered my questions therefore earning more of my respect and also a better chance at my money.

What should Vinnie do?

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Even the smallest gesture would do wonders. A simple 'Hi guys' and a 'Sorry about what's happened' would be an EXCELLENT start.

Clearly we aren't going anywhere, so something has to give.
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Yeah, anything he feels comfortable with to start, so long as it's honest and shows a little respect, as his fans show respect to him.
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