That spray-painted postscript was especially welcome to the driver and
passengers of a battered forest-green minivan with a distinctive irregular
bounce to its overloaded chassis. Instrument cases, speakers, and amplifiers
were strapped on top. Inside, the guitarist perched up front with Jack, the
manager; the two singers and bass player resentfully shared the middle seat
(which was only fair, the others explained, they being smaller, though the
bass player complained of discrimination). The drummer, who was often
described as a big boy, was relegated to the back with rolled-up sleeping
bags, duffle bags, and a case of water.


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