In 1996, I heard a song by a band called Dog’s Eye View called “Everything Falls Apart” and not only did it become a favorite song of mine, I connected to it on a very personal level (sadly).\u00a0 Lead by singer\/songwriter Peter Stuart, Dog’s Eye View became a favorite band of mine that would be a huge part of the soundtrack of my life for 27 years and counting.\u00a0<\/p>\n
After the release of their 1997 album Daisy, Peter Stuart and Dog’s Eye View sadly were dropped from their label and after releasing a couple of independent releases, Peter Stuart dropped out of the Public Eye’s View (see what I did there) and found a new a life outside of music, and lived a happy, fruitful life…\u00a0 until I reached out to him and hounded him to do an interview!<\/p>\n
I was so ecstatic that Peter actually agreed to do an interview with me and he was equally as into it as I was as we talked about the Dog’s Eye View years, his feelings about the music industry, and life in general after Dog’s Eye View.\u00a0 This was a total bucket list interview for me and I am so grateful to Peter for taking so much time to talk, laugh, and reminisce on the good ol’ days!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Enjoy, y’all.\u00a0<\/p>\n