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As of mid October 2002 Nash The Slash has moved on to a bigger and more exciting web site......it was fun while it lasted |
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As of mid October 2002 Nash The Slash has moved on to a bigger and more exciting web site......it was fun while it lasted |
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About 5 years ago, while in the midst
of
preparing a CD Release event for a client, I had the opportunity to
talk
to Nash in person - the client wanted Nash to be a guest musician at
the
release - the guest appearance did not come off, but Nash told me he
was
beginning to make a few appearances in Toronto, and we started to go
out
to them. I had the opportunity to create a web page for Nash the Slash. It was a wonderful chance to get to know the man behind the disguise, and behind the music that I had admired for so long. The first thing that happened was I
created a basic sketch of the Graveyard that Nash wanted. This
was just to be
a rough guide,  It wasn't long before people began to realize that Nash The Slash was still alive and well and living in Toronto, and they began to visit his new website like crazy....It was a lot of fun having Nash as a web client and watching as things began to get rolling. But a rolling stone gathers no moss and by 2002 Nash had kind of outgrown the Wezel site, which for the most part keeps things plain and simple. His slick new site is full of flashy bells and whistles which suit his renewed higher profile. We wish him all the best and look forward to catching a show once in a while. You can see Nash's new site at http://www.nashtheslash.com |
| Webmaster Igor (pronounced EYEGORE) also wants to say goodbye to Nash since he wouldn't even exist if it weren't for Nash. |
| Page updated January 6, 2007 |
but Nash liked
what had been created and I transported the line drawing into
one of my graphics packages, added colour, mapping and added sundry
embellishments and we had the prototype for the Graveyard that would
represent Nash at his
official Nashtheslash.com site from 2000 til October/02.