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Starting as a guitar and equipment tech, he gradually emerged from the shadows. During the 1997 Population Four tour, he was often onstage, playing additional guitar and keyboard parts. After the tour, which saw the departure of drummer Manu Ros, and then later long-time guitarist Mark Francombe, Paul established himself as a core member of the band, handling guitar, bass, and keyboard parts.
Paul is an easy-going guy who, at least once, was impressively protective of his band, especially Alison. At a show in Phoenix in 1997, a fan jumped up on stage to sing "with" Alison. Needless to say, Paul was up there before the fan was and "escorted" him off the stage.
To the benefit of Cranes fans worldwide, Paul is the primary point of contact and source on information for the group and its activities. He posts information and answers fan questions on the Cranes Fan Forum WWW Board. He also frequently communicates with fans via email. Taking this interaction one step further, Paul has represented the band during web chats.
In 1999, Paul opened up a website for his own side projects, Pure Evil. His first release, titled 'Blood' can be found and listenend to at this site (it is quite good site, as Paul has definite talent in designing websites). We encourage you to take a look and listen.
In 2002, Paul semi-released his solo album, Pure. It was a limited release to a few people for an initial reaction. Click here to view further information about the album.
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