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  1. Fast Lane
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Dedication
  4. Encouragement
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. The Story
  7. THE 80s
  8. Nicky and Ricky
  9. Tommy Mancosa
  10. Lyla
  11. The Roadmasters
  12. Chicago
  13. The Cabin
  14. The Reunion
  15. Josh and Bobby
  16. Christmas
  17. DuShawn
  18. THE 90s
  19. The Blur
  20. Young and Beautiful
  21. The Tour
  22. Trelane
  23. The Fast Lane
  24. Bobby McGee
  25. Seattle
  26. Portland
  27. Los Angeles
  28. Aftermath
  29. THE AUGHTS
  30. The Bar
  31. Charity Gig
  32. The Boys
  33. China
  34. Jesse
  35. The CD
  36. THEN
  37. The Interim
  38. NOW
  39. The Family
  40. About the Author
  41. Books by Kristen Ashley
  42. Connect with Kristen Ashley

And since their wedding, they have never spent a day apart.

Yeah, I Got Tits disbanded in 2012, Rogers briefly fronted the band So What? before she left music altogether and now works as a spokeswoman for a variety of women’s rights organizations.

They have three children, two girls and a boy, Maizie, Daizie and Haizie.

In 1997, Tom Mancosa started an entertainment management agency that specializes in musical acts.

Currently, his company has over one hundred employees that provide management and representation to over two hundred and fifty artists in the music industry.

Mancosa has also been named as one of the one hundred most influential people in the entertainment industry.

Mancosa and his wife Simone have three children, two boys, Frank and Leo, and a girl, Claudette.

Rick Pileggi remains in prison on drug, racketeering, assault and attempted murder charges, serving his life sentence without the opportunity for parole.

Nick Pileggi has been married four times and has six (seven) children by three (four) different women. He is currently employed as head maintenance engineer of the local high school.

Nick Pileggi requested to be interviewed for this project but was denied by the interviewer.

Josh Hardy resides in Los Angeles and, as Simms described during his interview, is a sessions player.

When contacted to offer his version of events, Hardy sent the following statement:

I want nothing to do with anything regarding Preacher McCade and the Roadmasters.

I regret the statements I made about Preacher, Jesse and Lyla only because the Roadmasters made me regret them.

It was a better band when I was in it and they know it. It’s unfortunate they made it so the world wouldn’t know it.

This is a lesson that jealousy is an ugly thing and I’ve lived that for the last thirty years.

Upon reading this statement:

Jesse:

[Grins]

Yeah, he’s definitely lived that.

Lyla:

[Laughs uncontrollably]

McCade:

[Shakes head]

Fuck, that guy’s still an asshole.

Cat Trelane remains one of the most sought-after and influential photographers in the fashion industry, as well as continuing his photojournalism on tour with several musical acts and throughout the filming of a variety of movies.

Since his first book with the Roadmasters, he’s published seven more.

At a recent retrospective of his work, a segment of the show was dedicated to images of Lyla.

All of the Roadmasters, including Tom Mancosa, and all of their partners, Lyla as well as Preacher McCade attended the opening.

It was noted, however, that McCade and Lyla left early.

Trelane remains unmarried.

Throughout the late 90s and the aughts, Leeanne Brewster would consistently, and publicly, give rise to grievances against Tim Townes, and after Townes married, his wife Marty.

Thus, at sixteen years of age, making firm statements he was acting on his own, Brody Townes petitioned the courts for emancipation from his mother, who at the time, shared custody of Brody with his father.