The time is fast approaching when the snow has melted and the skates are put away for frisbees and sunshine. "Did you watch the gold-medal hockey game last night?" singer/guitarist Shane Horizon asks as this writer is stuck in traffic in downtown Toronto, Ontario. "I think I am only one of 33 million people who are happy as punch right now! Right after the game, I played America on the home stereo, and I thought how we wanted to portray them to being so powerful and strong, yet I was hoping they would be weak and scared when they played that game against us. We ( the Canadian men's team) came out on top. Go Crosby!"
With that said, the boys of Skyjumper have started to get back to business-as-usual, for the time-being. "I feel great right now, and I can't wait to get back to the rehearsal spot and bang out our set-lists, the sooner the better," Horizon says. "I am very happy with the guys letting me take a healthy time-out to get back on my feet again - I was no good to anyone a year ago. I am beginning to think we can take on the world right now!"
"That sounds like Shane Horizon, alright," says Skyjumper band manager Ty D'Angelo. "I remember when we were first introduced, he seemed to have this energy around him that drew you in," the boys' manager recalls. "You wanted to talk to him as soon as you looked at him, but for a long time, he was so wasted, you couldn't understand what he was saying. I believe he is back on track. I am going over to see him tonight, so I'll let you know what I think later."
Keep posted and the NEW boys of Skyjumper will let you know on all the latest details for shows, web videos, etc. in the next little while.

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