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all the same
05-16-2005, 12:45 PM
I haven't delved too deep into the Vegas threads but thought I'd start one of exchanges with Stevie for those lucky enough to get up to the stage for Edge of Seventeen.

On Tuesday night, I was able to hold her tiny hand. She gave me a big smile.

On Saturday night, I held her hand and told her something to the effect of "Thank you so much and I love you." She responded in her regal way "Okay" with a big smile. I was able to hold her hand twice.

My life is complete!

skcin
05-16-2005, 12:47 PM
Great. Good for you. Mine is not.

:laugh:

JK - congrats, that really is great. I missed her by about 2 feet on Wed. :shrug:

all the same
05-16-2005, 01:49 PM
Spill it, guys! I know lots of you had the opportunity to hold her hand. I'm dying to hear about your experiences! :thumbsup:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 01:56 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:00 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

How sweet of you! :xoxo:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:01 PM
How sweet of you! :xoxo:

Well, it was the right thing to do. I mean I compare that to some bitch suckerpunching me numerous times in the kidneys the next night all because I, who had tickets on the second row, got to the stage before she did. I mean is decency dead :mad:

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 02:03 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

This got me a little misty. :thumbsup: Nice work! She's such a sweetie, she just BEAMED at us. Like WE were the narcotic. :laugh:

golden braid
05-16-2005, 02:03 PM
On Tue night Stevie gave me a hug and I gave her a kiss. :xoxo: :blob2:
And then on Wed night I got to shake her hand.

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 02:04 PM
Well, it was the right thing to do. I mean I compare that to some bitch suckerpunching me numerous times in the kidneys the next night all because I, who had tickets on the second row, got to the stage before she did. I mean is decency dead :mad:

No it isn't. Shortly after BATB started, I gave the chair I was standing on to this short girl next to me, poor thing could see NOTHING down in front. She was VERY happy. :nod:

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 02:06 PM
On Tue night Stevie gave me a hug and I gave her a kiss. :xoxo: :blob2:
And then on Wed night I got to shake her hand.

It's too bad my bloody camera broke right away because I would have photographed this, although from the mezz. Still, you would be able to see what was happening. I could see everyone from up there but I forgot to bring my seating chart, doh! So the only person I found was you, thanks to your orange shirt. :D

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:07 PM
On Tue night Stevie gave me a hug and I gave her a kiss. :xoxo: :blob2:
And then on Wed night I got to shake her hand.

I think I saw you. Were you the guy with black hair on the right side of the stage. I died a little inside when I saw you do that! :lol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh: But seriously, I am really happy for you that you had that opportunity. What a radiant woman she is! If only I liked vaginas! :lol:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:09 PM
. . . If only I liked vaginas! :lol:


as a rule or just sexually :eek:

;) :wavey: ;) :wavey:

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:09 PM
It's too bad my bloody camera broke right away because I would have photographed this, although from the mezz. Still, you would be able to see what was happening. I could see everyone from up there but I forgot to bring my seating chart, doh! So the only person I found was you, thanks to your orange shirt. :D

Hey! How was it from the second mezzanine? Was it good seeing the whole show from up there or were you shooting spitballs? :laugh: :lol:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:10 PM
No it isn't. Shortly after BATB started, I gave the chair I was standing on to this short girl next to me, poor thing could see NOTHING down in front. She was VERY happy. :nod:


SIGHES!!!!!!!!!!!!! :xoxo: :xoxo: :xoxo:

golden braid
05-16-2005, 02:10 PM
I think I saw you. Were you the guy with black hair on the right side of the stage. I died a little inside when I saw you do that! :lol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh: But seriously, I am really happy for you that you had that opportunity. What a radiant woman she is! If only I liked vaginas! :lol:
:laugh: No. I'm a girl and I had on an orange shirt and I was in the very center.

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 02:10 PM
Hey! How was it from the second mezzanine? Was it good seeing the whole show from up there or were you shooting spitballs? :laugh: :lol:

Well, it was "cheap" and I was glad I remembered my binoculars! I was happy with my view, but it didn't sound right up there. The sound was much better on the floor, even way over to the side.

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:10 PM
as a rule or just sexually :eek:

;) :wavey: ;) :wavey:

A combo of both! :D No, I love women, but vaginas give me the willies a little bit. ;)

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:11 PM
That theatre had a pronounced echo in it. It was VERY distracting until you got used to it!

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:12 PM
Well, it was "cheap" and I was glad I remembered my binoculars! I was happy with my view, but it didn't sound right up there. The sound was much better on the floor, even way over to the side.

Oh really? I was on the side for opening night and found the sound muffled. On closing, the sound was way better. I was closer to centre. You'd think the sound would be great up there. I thought the Colliseum was supposed to be this state of the art concert hall where the sound was brilliant everywhere. Weird! :shrug:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:12 PM
. . . but vaginas give me the willies a little bit. ;)

makes you go into the fetal position eh?

:D :D :D :D :D

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:14 PM
makes you go into the fetal position eh?

:D :D :D :D :D

Kinda! :lol: :lol: :lol:

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:15 PM
Oh really? I was on the side for opening night and found the sound muffled. On closing, the sound was way better. I was closer to centre. You'd think the sound would be great up there. I thought the Colliseum was supposed to be this state of the art concert hall where the sound was brilliant everywhere. Weird! :shrug:


I am not sure they contemplated a rock and roll act like that :laugh: At least Ira and Faye Goldenwienthaul fresh from using their free buffet coupons could hear her while relaxing in their gold lame expandable waistline (it was a buffet after all) sweatsuits :laugh: :laugh: They were, of course seated next to one of MANY tacky tacky tacky bachelorette parties we saw.

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 02:25 PM
Tuesday night, she shook my hand, smiled, and said thank you to me.

Wednesday night I stood in between Alex and Pattie. The people behind me were shoving me into the stairs. She grabbed both my hands and said "are you OK? Be careful!" I think I replied back "I'm fine. I promise!" and she smiled at me and said something else and smiled again before walking away. Maybe Alex remembers but I have not a clue. The whole moment...scratch that...the whole trip, for that matter, was very surreal.

GateandGarden
05-16-2005, 02:26 PM
A combo of both! :D No, I love women, but vaginas give me the willies a little bit. ;):laugh: Okay. :lol: I never have figured out why they have such an effect on people, in a general sense. You know, just vaginas by themselves...not even belonging to any person in particular. Not all that exciting or disturbing to me. :shrug: :lol:


Anyway, what I meant to say was that was a really nice thing you did for that guy at the concert, Jason. :nod:

gldstwmn
05-16-2005, 02:28 PM
Well, it was the right thing to do. I mean I compare that to some bitch suckerpunching me numerous times in the kidneys the next night all because I, who had tickets on the second row, got to the stage before she did. I mean is decency dead :mad:

That really was horrible. But I was totally out of bouncer mode on the second night. :laugh: :wavey:

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:28 PM
Tuesday night, she shook my hand, smiled, and said thank you to me.

Wednesday night I stood in between Alex and Pattie. The people behind me were shoving me into the stairs. She grabbed both my hands and said "are you OK? Be careful!" I think I replied back "I'm fine. I promise!" and she smiled at me and said something else and smiled again before walking away. Maybe Alex remembers but I have not a clue. The whole moment...scratch that...the whole trip, for that matter, was very surreal.

I know! Amazing trip! I met you at the stage during the Tuesday show. You were standing right beside me. I had the mini stevie in my pocket. Ring a bell? What is your friend's name with the cute short hair that was standing beside you? She had some amazing exchanges with her! I remember her saying on Saturday night, Stevie asked her to come back stage! Wonder if she ever made it!

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 02:31 PM
I know! Amazing trip! I met you at the stage during the Tuesday show. You were standing right beside me. I had the mini stevie in my pocket. Ring a bell? What is your friend's name with the cute short hair that was standing beside you? She had some amazing exchanges with her! I remember her saying on Saturday night, Stevie asked her to come back stage! Wonder if she ever made it!

Yes! Mini-Stevie in your pocket! Kandace....she met Stevie in Dublin and Stevie did invite her backstage on Saturday night...apparently Cory Buckingham wouldn't take her back citing there were a lot of WB people back there or something. I'm still confused about it but she did have the opportunity to meet her before.

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 02:32 PM
That really was horrible. But I was totally out of bouncer mode on the second night. :laugh: :wavey:


Yes, you were meek compared to Friday :laugh:

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:33 PM
Yes! Mini-Stevie in your pocket! Kandace....she met Stevie in Dublin and Stevie did invite her backstage on Saturday night...apparently Cory Buckingham wouldn't take her back citing there were a lot of WB people back there or something. I'm still confused about it but she did have the opportunity to meet her before.

That's too bad! Is Kandace on The Ledge? What's her nick name so I know it's her if she posts.

I'm still on cloud nine from that whole experience! I literally start sweating if I think about it too much. What a Stevie nerd I am!!! :]

amber
05-16-2005, 02:34 PM
Yes! Mini-Stevie in your pocket! Kandace....she met Stevie in Dublin and Stevie did invite her backstage on Saturday night...apparently Cory Buckingham wouldn't take her back citing there were a lot of WB people back there or something. I'm still confused about it but she did have the opportunity to meet her before.
Do you know why she invited her backstage?

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 02:35 PM
That's too bad! Is Kandace on The Ledge? What's her nick name so I know it's her if she posts.

I'm still on cloud nine from that whole experience! I literally start sweating if I think about it too much. What a Stevie nerd I am!!! :]

She's never posted on The Ledge before. I think she's posted once or twice on Buckingham Nicks but not to any great lengths. She's not really into the boards as our friends and I are.

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 02:38 PM
Oh really? I was on the side for opening night and found the sound muffled. On closing, the sound was way better. I was closer to centre. You'd think the sound would be great up there. I thought the Colliseum was supposed to be this state of the art concert hall where the sound was brilliant everywhere. Weird! :shrug:

Still, it sounded better than up in the mezz. :shrug:

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:38 PM
Do you know why she invited her backstage?

Apparently she thought she was cute and wanted her to come backstage! I will verify, Kandace was very striking. I noticed her on Tuesday and Saturday. She was beautiful.

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 02:41 PM
Do you know why she invited her backstage?

They'd met before (in Dublin) and she wanted for Kandace to come back and talk to her. Kandace went to several shows throughout Europe and the US and pretty much each time, she was front row so Stevie remembered and noticed her.

amber
05-16-2005, 02:41 PM
Apparently she thought she was cute and wanted her to come backstage! I will verify, Kandace was very striking. I noticed her on Tuesday and Saturday. She was beautiful.
Yeah, I saw her, she was cute. But are you sure that's why? I thought GSG might know why.

amber
05-16-2005, 02:42 PM
They'd met before (in Dublin) and she wanted for Kandace to come back and talk to her. Kandace went to several shows throughout Europe and the US and pretty much each time, she was front row so Stevie remembered and noticed her.
mmm. yeah, ok. :laugh: JK, that's really cool. She was a doll. But, lots of people have been in the front rows of many of stevie's shows.... ;) Although few have been from the other side of the ocean.... :)

GODDESS6
05-16-2005, 02:43 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.
aawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :xoxo:

seeker007nmss
05-16-2005, 02:43 PM
Apparently she thought she was cute and wanted her to come backstage! I will verify, Kandace was very striking. I noticed her on Tuesday and Saturday. She was beautiful.


I Wonder if maybe her brother Chris wanted her back there? :eek: (Sorry very Catty...Meowre) :D - She could have invited the ledgies backstage..but NOOOOOOO........(Gave her flowers and everything and nothing...) :mad: Just teasing, I am just jealous. :thumbsup:

WelshWitchPMD
05-16-2005, 02:43 PM
Tuesday night, she shook my hand, smiled, and said thank you to me.

Wednesday night I stood in between Alex and Pattie. The people behind me were shoving me into the stairs. She grabbed both my hands and said "are you OK? Be careful!" I think I replied back "I'm fine. I promise!" and she smiled at me and said something else and smiled again before walking away. Maybe Alex remembers but I have not a clue. The whole moment...scratch that...the whole trip, for that matter, was very surreal.


No Kidding! I had to literally hold on to Stevie's wrist so that I would not have fallen flat on my face! Her skin was so darn soft however, it was worth it! :) I think that she was saying something to Alex and you but I don't know what. I was too busy trying not to fall down and take a good photo. I am sorry that I did not get one of you with her. :( You can thank all of the pusher and shovers for that. :mad:

all the same
05-16-2005, 02:47 PM
mmm. yeah, ok. :laugh: JK, that's really cool. She was a doll. But, lots of people have been in the front rows of many of stevie's shows.... ;) Although few have been from the other side of the ocean.... :)

She has a memorable face. That's really cool that Stevie recognizes fans!

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 02:48 PM
No Kidding! I had to literally hold on to Stevie's wrist so that I would not have fallen flat on my face! Her skin was so darn soft however, it was worth it! :) I think that she was saying something to Alex and you but I don't know what. I was too busy trying not to fall down and take a good photo. I am sorry that I did not get one of you with her. :( You can thank all of the pusher and shovers for that. :mad:

At least you got Alex though which is awesome. I think you and I were standing too close (thanks, stampede behind me) so it probably would have been my head and like, an arm in the frame :laugh:

amber
05-16-2005, 02:50 PM
She has a memorable face. That's really cool that Stevie recognizes fans!
I think she has memorable hair, but that's just me.... :laugh:

WelshWitchPMD
05-16-2005, 02:51 PM
At least you got Alex though which is awesome. I think you and I were standing too close (thanks, stampede behind me) so it probably would have been my head and like, an arm in the frame :laugh:

You know what is funny? I ALMOST got one of you with Stevie on Tuesday. There is some guys big arm in the way, however. :( I did get one of your friend that was next to you (I am sorry but I don't know her name) but it is not that clear. I will send you a copy anyway. :( I tried.

StevieRox2
05-16-2005, 03:17 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

You are so awesome, it is so cool to know that there are still incredibly nice & considerate people out there! You probably made that man's year!! :]

WelshWitchPMD
05-16-2005, 03:24 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.


That was so sweet of you Jason! But you are so full of that southern hospitably. :D I had some rude fan in front of me at the end of the stage on Saturday. He decided that he was not taking up enough space so he just had to put his huge arm on the stage so that I could not see a thing! :mad: I tapped him and of course I was ignored.
.

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 03:27 PM
That was so sweet of you Jason! But you are so full of that southern hospitably. :D I had some rude fan in front of me at the end of the stage on Saturday. He decided that he was not taking up enough space so he just had to put his huge arm on the stage so that I could not see a thing! :mad: I tapped him and of course I was ignored.
.

That effer! :mad: I guess I'm lucky that in heels I am very tall (sorry short peeps behind me tho). When I got down for BATB I realized I could still see everything, well, not well enough for the great photos I got from the chair, but I could see Stevie well.

GypsySorcerer
05-16-2005, 03:32 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

Aw, that was so kind of you, Jason. I'm sure he'll always treasure that.


Anyway, no interactions with Stevie here. We were on the side and would have had to club people with a kendo stick to get in front. ;)

Serrart
05-16-2005, 03:33 PM
There was this little guy (like maybe 5'2" ) standing next to me at the about three people back from the lip of the stage. He had had cancer or some other disease, which was apparent by his look. When she came around for the hugs and at the suggestion of gldstwmn, I lifted him like five feet in the air and up and over the people in front of me. Stevie shook his hand and itnereacted with him and then looked at me and winkined and mouthed "thank you" or something like that. It was very cool and I am really happy for that guy, whomever he was, and I hope he is well.

You really did a wonderful thing Jason; it must have meant so much to him.:nod:

Romy

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 04:11 PM
You know what is funny? I ALMOST got one of you with Stevie on Tuesday. There is some guys big arm in the way, however. :( I did get one of your friend that was next to you (I am sorry but I don't know her name) but it is not that clear. I will send you a copy anyway. :( I tried.

E for effort and it was awfully nice of you to try :nod: Big guys arm in the way? How incredibly not surprising. Thank God i'm tall because I swear, I probably would have gotten stomped on in front of that stage. My friend Lindsay was kicked by one of the comp ticket bitches. The woman literally KICKED her! (she and Kelly were standing behind Kandace and I on Tuesday).

WelshWitchPMD
05-16-2005, 04:30 PM
E for effort and it was awfully nice of you to try :nod: Big guys arm in the way? How incredibly not surprising. Thank God i'm tall because I swear, I probably would have gotten stomped on in front of that stage. My friend Lindsay was kicked by one of the comp ticket bitches. The woman literally KICKED her! (she and Kelly were standing behind Kandace and I on Tuesday).


I hate to fail! :lol: My poor friend Jenn had a bad experience on Wednesday. When she tried to get up for Edge this mean lady blocked her from getting out of the aisle. What is up with some of these people anyway?
I am sorry that I did not go around and meet some of the other fans. I guess I will bring a bottle of no dose next time. :lol:

all the same
05-16-2005, 04:43 PM
I hate to fail! :lol: My poor friend Jenn had a bad experience on Wednesday. When she tried to get up for Edge this mean lady blocked her from getting out of the aisle. What is up with some of these people anyway?
I am sorry that I did not go around and meet some of the other fans. I guess I will bring a bottle of no dose next time. :lol:

We had a slightly lame experience on Tuesday with some douche bag that said he paid a lot of money for his ticket and was all pissed that we were in front of him. He was really annoying about it. I tried to pretend he wasn't there. But he kept looking at me shaking his head like I was the biggest loser he'd ever seen. Little did he know, it was I who took her hand that night and it was he that spent the night sulking! Some people can be idiots! They have to know that during live concerts people are going to stand. And during a Stevie show, die hard fans are going to flood the stage! If they didn't get up to the stage in time, too damn bad! Wackos!

strandinthewind
05-16-2005, 04:45 PM
We had a slightly lame experience on Tuesday with some douche bag that said he paid a lot of money for his ticket and was all pissed that we were in front of him. He was really annoying about it. I tried to pretend he wasn't there. But he kept looking at me shaking his head like I was the biggest loser he'd ever seen. Little did he know, it was I who took her hand that night and it was he that spent the night sulking! Some people can be idiots! They have to know that during live concerts people are going to stand. And during a Stevie show, die hard fans are going to flood the stage! If they didn't get up to the stage in time, too damn bad! Wackos!

well, not only that, but the security people allowed it and all he had to do was walk to the stage. It wasn't like you were breaking the law or anything.

all the same
05-16-2005, 04:47 PM
well, not only that, but the security people allowed it and all he had to do was walk to the stage. It wasn't like you were breaking the law or anything.

I know! He had like two steps to get up there. We bolted up as soon as we saw people moving up though! He was a bitter little snot though!

wondergirl9847
05-16-2005, 05:01 PM
Thanks for making me tear up....dang your hyde. LOL That was sweet. :angel:

Kandace and Bryan (hi Bryan :wavey: ) are the sweetest people! The reason she met Stevie in Dublin is because (I hope I get this story correct) Stevie felt like she'd known/seen Kandace in a previous life. Kandace was at the Dallas and Woodlands shows near me last year. She asked Cory to take a shirt backstage (I believe it was the one she had on when she met her) and Cory did....that was sooooo sweet of her. :)

amber
05-16-2005, 05:04 PM
I know! He had like two steps to get up there. We bolted up as soon as we saw people moving up though! He was a bitter little snot though!
The first night, we were still standing in the aisle during BATB, and the guys next to me - this other guy taps them, and all mad, says "Can you kneel the f*** down or something?!! :mad: "
I was like, ooo, think I'll go back to my seat now... :rolleyes:

jjsigns
05-16-2005, 05:13 PM
Thanks for making me tear up....dang your hyde. LOL That was sweet. :angel:

Kandace and Bryan (hi Bryan :wavey: ) are the sweetest people! The reason she met Stevie in Dublin is because (I hope I get this story correct) Stevie felt like she'd known/seen Kandace in a previous life. Kandace was at the Dallas and Woodlands shows near me last year. She asked Cory to take a shirt backstage (I believe it was the one she had on when she met her) and Cory did....that was sooooo sweet of her. :)
.
You're right. Kandace was sitting next to me. Cory took the shirt backstage and Stevie signed it. Me in my perfect seat(thanks to you).

wondergirl9847
05-16-2005, 05:20 PM
.
You're right. Kandace was sitting next to me. Cory took the shirt backstage and Stevie signed it. Me in my perfect seat(thanks to you).

That was, like, the greatest, wasn't it?! If only that drunk beyotch had left me alone, it would have been the perfect night. Handing Lindsey that book and sign I made...priceless. :)

If I haven't said it enough, let me say, thanks for the ride! :wavey: :laugh:

jjsigns
05-16-2005, 05:25 PM
That was, like, the greatest, wasn't it?! If only that drunk beyotch had left me alone, it would have been the perfect night. Handing Lindsey that book and sign I made...priceless. :)

If I haven't said it enough, let me say, thanks for the ride! :wavey: :laugh:

It was the greatest. I am serious about my seat, right in front of Stevie!! And you right in front of Lindsey!! That drunk was the only bad thing but she was totally out of line.

jkmaletic
05-16-2005, 05:50 PM
I went friday and saturday and got to the stage both nights. The first night I was in 2nd row, so it was easy, and the second night I was in 12th row and got up there easier than I thought I would. I passed many people with a look on theri face like, what the hell is going on?? :laugh:
Both times I got to get a hand squeeze from Stevie. ;) I was trying deperately to tell her that I was the one who sent her the comic book (that she adored by the way. If you want to know the whole story behind that, let me know), but she didn't hear me. She tried though, she turned her head to hear, but couldn't. :distress: It's ok though, cause I figuered that would happen. I noticed my hand was holding her arm and let go cause I didn't want her to think I was grabbing her or anything. I was like, hmmm...why am I feeling velvet?? Duh. :lol:
We ran into Al Ortiz 4 different times, and Brett Tuggle once. Both were very personable and cool. :D

~jamie

StevieNicksEO17
05-16-2005, 06:00 PM
I went friday and saturday and got to the stage both nights. The first night I was in 2nd row, so it was easy, and the second night I was in 12th row and got up there easier than I thought I would. I passed many people with a look on theri face like, what the hell is going on?? :laugh:
Both times I got to get a hand squeeze from Stevie. ;) I was trying deperately to tell her that I was the one who sent her the comic book (that she adored by the way. If you want to know the whole story behind that, let me know), but she didn't hear me. She tried though, she turned her head to hear, but couldn't. :distress: It's ok though, cause I figuered that would happen. I noticed my hand was holding her arm and let go cause I didn't want her to think I was grabbing her or anything. I was like, hmmm...why am I feeling velvet?? Duh. :lol:
We ran into Al Ortiz 4 different times, and Brett Tuggle once. Both were very personable and cool. :D

~jamie

Ohhh I wanna hear about the comic book :)

jkmaletic
05-16-2005, 06:26 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~Jamie

GateandGarden
05-16-2005, 06:30 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~JamieWow! That's fantastic! Congratulations! :blob1:

ELIUD
05-16-2005, 06:32 PM
That comic book story is totally cool and you should be very proud to tell it to people. Why couldn't you take it to get signed yourself? Sorry she didn't hear you tell her who you were in Vegas.

WelshWitchPMD
05-16-2005, 06:43 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~Jamie

Your story is so cool, Jamie! I hope that you do get to meet Stevie and tell her that you are the one who did the book. I am surprised that she did not give you a backstage pass or arrange to meet you somehow. :shrug: Maybe this year you will.

jkmaletic
05-16-2005, 06:44 PM
Thanks guys! I couldn't take it myself cause I live in california and my friend who got backstage was in Philly (where the show was). Believe me, I would have if I could have!

~Jamie

GypsySorcerer
05-16-2005, 06:50 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~Jamie

That's really cool, Jamie. :) Sounds like Stevie liked it too. :nod:

StevieNicksEO17
05-16-2005, 07:05 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~Jamie

That's so cool! Hey, do you have a way you could scan it or something so we could see it? ...If you want to share it, of course :)

Kelly
05-16-2005, 07:17 PM
Apparently she thought she was cute and wanted her to come backstage! I will verify, Kandace was very striking. I noticed her on Tuesday and Saturday. She was beautiful.

She is very sweet, an excellent roomie and a ton of fun to drink with. :xoxo:

Kelly
05-16-2005, 07:27 PM
Thanks for making me tear up....dang your hyde. LOL That was sweet. :angel:

Kandace and Bryan (hi Bryan :wavey: ) are the sweetest people! The reason she met Stevie in Dublin is because (I hope I get this story correct) Stevie felt like she'd known/seen Kandace in a previous life. Kandace was at the Dallas and Woodlands shows near me last year. She asked Cory to take a shirt backstage (I believe it was the one she had on when she met her) and Cory did....that was sooooo sweet of her. :)


Perhaps she is uncomfortable with her personal business being spread all over the message boards? She does not post here....if she wanted to she could. She does not. I can only assume from that she is not comfortable sharing her story...probably partially because of the way she was treated by various board members.

macfanken
05-16-2005, 08:05 PM
I haven't delved too deep into the Vegas threads but thought I'd start one of exchanges with Stevie for those lucky enough to get up to the stage for Edge of Seventeen.

On Tuesday night, I was able to hold her tiny hand. She gave me a big smile.

On Saturday night, I held her hand and told her something to the effect of "Thank you so much and I love you." She responded in her regal way "Okay" with a big smile. I was able to hold her hand twice.

My life is complete!


Ok, I'm a little bit jealous... I've been to 9 of her solo shows, including one front row, and never had the chance to shake her hand. I think some fans are a bit whorey about the whole thing... give some of the rest of us a chance!! :laugh: Just kidding... sort of. :)

amber
05-16-2005, 08:09 PM
Ok, I'm a little bit jealous... I've been to 9 of her solo shows, including one front row, and never had the chance to shake her hand. I think some fans are a bit whorey about the whole thing... give some of the rest of us a chance!! :laugh: Just kidding... sort of. :)
:laugh: :laugh:
me, too. I think I'm wearing "Stevie Repellent". :laugh: Actually, I was only close enough when she was with the mac. At these shows I was 'out of range'. Still, it's nice to be close enough to see her smiling....AT EVERYONE ELSE!!! :laugh:

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:14 PM
Ok, I'm a little bit jealous... I've been to 9 of her solo shows, including one front row, and never had the chance to shake her hand. I think some fans are a bit whorey about the whole thing... give some of the rest of us a chance!! :laugh: Just kidding... sort of. :)

Hey Ken! Super lame that we never had a chance to hang out in Vegas. I did try! Honest! I went to Margaritaville and couldn't find anyone! Anyway, why didn't you book it to the front? You totally could have made it in time! We bolted as soon as we saw people moving up. It was amazing holding her hand!

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:16 PM
:laugh: :laugh:
me, too. I think I'm wearing "Stevie Repellent". :laugh: Actually, I was only close enough when she was with the mac. At these shows I was 'out of range'. Still, it's nice to be close enough to see her smiling....AT EVERYONE ELSE!!! :laugh:

I forgot the cancers were supposed to rush the stage. Too bad you didn't make it! Since I'm 6'5" people tend to move out of my way for whatever reason. I tend to get that Godzilla face whenever I pass people! :laugh: You will hold her hand one day! Just get that eye of yours fixed up so you don't scare her! :eek: :laugh:

CreepingDeath
05-16-2005, 08:18 PM
On Friday I got to shake her hand. And it's tiny. Afterwards when she played BatB the people I was around were SO annyoing. One guy behind me kept saying "she's so ****in' hot" the whole time. Right in my ear no less :eek:

On Saturday I was more off to the side, and when she came by people went ape ****. Pushing ect. ect. I kinda just held her wrist. :rolleyes:

jannieC
05-16-2005, 08:19 PM
:laugh: :laugh:
me, too. I think I'm wearing "Stevie Repellent". :laugh: Actually, I was only close enough when she was with the mac. At these shows I was 'out of range'. Still, it's nice to be close enough to see her smiling....AT EVERYONE ELSE!!! :laugh:

I have the same repellent. I've been at her feet 3 times, (twice solo, Enchanted and RAL) and once with FM and she has always breezed right over me. I'm usually saying "stevie?" in this pathetic little voice, too. :laugh:

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 08:19 PM
I got to touch her and shake her hand for the first time on Friday night. It was so amazing! I couldn't believe it was real life.

First of all, I had an aisle seat in section 2 (which was to the side of the stage, but perfect for stage rushing!), row 3. The seat was great and I am glad I was off to the side and not in the center because no one in the center stood during the show. Everyone in section 2 and 6 off to the side of the stage stood though. You could tell which sections were free for the high rollers and which sections were full of us real fans. Did anyone else notice this?

So, the second I saw people heading towards the stage during How Still My Love I darted out of my seat like a bat out of hell. I was the first one up at the stage at my side. I still wasn't getting my hopes up about shaking her hand because who knew if she would come around and greet everyone? Lucky for me... she did!

By the middle of Edge of Seventeen I was literally squished into the side of the staircase. I couldn't adjust my body or anything, but it was okay! She started to make the rounds and started at the left side of the stage (I was all the way at the right side, so I didn't know whether she would make it around the whole stage). When she got towards our side of the stage it was crazy. I was screaming "I love you!!!" and got to touch her arm because she was too far away to shake her hand at the time.

Then she stood right in front of me, looking down and gave me the biggest smile I have ever received in my life. I will never forget that smile and how genuine it was. She shoke my hand and I screamed, "Oh My God I love you!!!" She laughed and said "I know, I know!" :laugh:

Then she was on to the next person. It was the single best moment of my life!!! I can't believe how genuinely thrilled she is too meet all her fans at the end of the show. She is a real class act.

Oh, when the show was over someone overheard me talking about how I got to touch Stevie Nicks. He was like "OMG, you got to touch her... can I touch you?" So, I was like "Sure!" And he received some of her power through me I guess. LOL :laugh: :laugh:

amber
05-16-2005, 08:20 PM
I forgot the cancers were supposed to rush the stage. Too bad you didn't make it! Since I'm 6'5" people tend to move out of my way for whatever reason. I tend to get that Godzilla face whenever I pass people! :laugh: You will hold her hand one day! Just get that eye of yours fixed up so you don't scare her! :eek: :laugh:
Thanks, really. You looked great, too. :laugh: I got down on Fri cause there was no security, but I should've gone earlier - I did come from the second Orchestra, though, so you can't say I wasn't committed...There was just no way I was going to shove through people, though, because, if I was up front, I would not have let anyone through unless they were crippled or something. I'm too short to have to let people in front of me, yet too tall for anyone to feel sorry for me and let me in front of them... :D You didn't look that tall when I met you. :confused: Maybe you were standing a step below me... :wavey:

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:22 PM
On Friday I got to shake her hand. And it's tiny. Afterwards when she played BatB the people I was around were SO annyoing. One guy behind me kept saying "she's so ****in' hot" the whole time. Right in my ear no less :eek:

On Saturday I was more off to the side, and when she came by people went ape ****. Pushing ect. ect. I kinda just held her wrist. :rolleyes:

There were some pigs around me on Saturday saying she was really hot. What a strange thing to say to refer to someone as graceful and elegant as Stevie Nicks. She isn't "hot", she's "beautiful". Hot cheapens her. One great thing about Friday's show is that it was silent during Beauty and the Beast. Saturday, people were really loud. I think Beauty and the Beast deserves the respect of silence. :nod:

amber
05-16-2005, 08:24 PM
There were some pigs around me on Saturday saying she was really hot. What a strange thing to say to refer to someone as graceful and elegant as Stevie Nicks. She isn't "hot", she's "beautiful". Hot cheapens her. One great thing about Friday's show is that it was silent during Beauty and the Beast. Saturday, people were really loud. I think Beauty and the Beast deserves the respect of silence. :nod:
Are you kidding? You must have meant Tuesday, cause people were yelling all through BATB on Fri.

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:25 PM
I got to touch her and shake her hand for the first time on Friday night. It was so amazing! I couldn't believe it was real life.

First of all, I had an aisle seat in section 2 (which was to the side of the stage, but perfect for stage rushing!), row 3. The seat was great and I am glad I was off to the side and not in the center because no one in the center stood during the show. Everyone in section 2 and 6 off to the side of the stage stood though. You could tell which sections were free for the high rollers and which sections were full of us real fans. Did anyone else notice this?

So, the second I saw people heading towards the stage during How Still My Love I darted out of my seat like a bat out of hell. I was the first one up at the stage at my side. I still wasn't getting my hopes up about shaking her hand because who knew if she would come around and greet everyone? Lucky for me... she did!

By the middle of Edge of Seventeen I was literally squished into the side of the staircase. I couldn't adjust my body or anything, but it was okay! She started to make the rounds and started at the left side of the stage (I was all the way at the right side, so I didn't know whether she would make it around the whole stage). When she got towards our side of the stage it was crazy. I was screaming "I love you!!!" and got to touch her arm because she was too far away to shake her hand at the time.

Then she stood right in front of me, looking down and gave me the biggest smile I have ever received in my life. I will never forget that smile and how genuine it was. She shoke my hand and I screamed, "Oh My God I love you!!!" She laughed and said "I know, I know!" :laugh:

Then she was on to the next person. It was the single best moment of my life!!! I can't believe how genuinely thrilled she is too meet all her fans at the end of the show. She is a real class act.

Oh, when the show was over someone overheard me talking about how I got to touch Stevie Nicks. He was like "OMG, you got to touch her... can I touch you?" So, I was like "Sure!" And he received some of her power through me I guess. LOL :laugh: :laugh:

GREAT STORY!!! It amazed me how genuine she was too. It's like meeting her fans during Edge of Seventeen is her new cocaine! She can't get enough of the stuff!

CreepingDeath
05-16-2005, 08:26 PM
There were some pigs around me on Saturday saying she was really hot. What a strange thing to say to refer to someone as graceful and elegant as Stevie Nicks. She isn't "hot", she's "beautiful". Hot cheapens her. One great thing about Friday's show is that it was silent during Beauty and the Beast. Saturday, people were really loud. I think Beauty and the Beast deserves the respect of silence. :nod:

Tuesday was definitely the best audience for BatB. You could hear a pin drop. I think everyone was in awe to even say anything. I know I was. Plus, I was too busy crying anyway. :o

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:26 PM
Are you kidding? You must have meant Tuesday, cause people were yelling all through BATB on Fri.

****, yeah! I meant Tuesday. Didn't see Friday's show.

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 08:28 PM
There were some pigs around me on Saturday saying she was really hot. What a strange thing to say to refer to someone as graceful and elegant as Stevie Nicks. She isn't "hot", she's "beautiful". Hot cheapens her. One great thing about Friday's show is that it was silent during Beauty and the Beast. Saturday, people were really loud. I think Beauty and the Beast deserves the respect of silence. :nod:
I was at the stage during Beauty and the Beast on Friday and it was so amazing and heartbreaking I couldn't move. I practically fell over. I couldn't even clap after the song or anything because it was too moving and I was getting chills. I am so glad the people around me were not yelling or screaming during the song because it would have totally spoiled it. That song was so captivating. Worth the trip to Vegas alone. I still can't believe that that performance had that much of an impact on me where I almost collapsed because it was so heart breaking.

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 08:30 PM
GREAT STORY!!! It amazed me how genuine she was too. It's like meeting her fans during Edge of Seventeen is her new cocaine! She can't get enough of the stuff!
I still can't believe how close she was too me. I was just a few centimeters away from her. We practically did that Eskimo kiss with our noses. LOL!

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 08:31 PM
Are you kidding? You must have meant Tuesday, cause people were yelling all through BATB on Fri.
I didn't think they were that bad. At least the people near me weren't. Maybe I was just tuning them out because it felt like just me and Stevie during B&B. LOL

all the same
05-16-2005, 08:34 PM
I still can't believe how close she was too me. I was just a few centimeters away from her. We practically did that Eskimo kiss with our noses. LOL!

Eskimo kisses. so cute! :xoxo:

macfanken
05-16-2005, 08:39 PM
Hey Ken! Super lame that we never had a chance to hang out in Vegas. I did try! Honest! I went to Margaritaville and couldn't find anyone! Anyway, why didn't you book it to the front? You totally could have made it in time! We bolted as soon as we saw people moving up. It was amazing holding her hand!


Yeah, I was looking forward to hanging out, too bad it didn't work out.


I didn't realize the "rush to the stage" was happening until there was already a mob down there. On Wednesday, it began before the drum solo even started! Sheesh!

MacMan
05-16-2005, 08:55 PM
I didn't think they were that bad. At least the people near me weren't. Maybe I was just tuning them out because it felt like just me and Stevie during B&B. LOL

Yeah, there were a few "I Love You Stevie's" coming from the crowd during the quiet spots on Friday... The funniest was when one guy said... "I bet I love you more then you love me" .

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 09:31 PM
I got to touch her and shake her hand for the first time on Friday night. It was so amazing! I couldn't believe it was real life.

First of all, I had an aisle seat in section 2 (which was to the side of the stage, but perfect for stage rushing!), row 3. The seat was great and I am glad I was off to the side and not in the center because no one in the center stood during the show. Everyone in section 2 and 6 off to the side of the stage stood though. You could tell which sections were free for the high rollers and which sections were full of us real fans. Did anyone else notice this?

So, the second I saw people heading towards the stage during How Still My Love I darted out of my seat like a bat out of hell. I was the first one up at the stage at my side. I still wasn't getting my hopes up about shaking her hand because who knew if she would come around and greet everyone? Lucky for me... she did!

By the middle of Edge of Seventeen I was literally squished into the side of the staircase. I couldn't adjust my body or anything, but it was okay! She started to make the rounds and started at the left side of the stage (I was all the way at the right side, so I didn't know whether she would make it around the whole stage). When she got towards our side of the stage it was crazy. I was screaming "I love you!!!" and got to touch her arm because she was too far away to shake her hand at the time.

Then she stood right in front of me, looking down and gave me the biggest smile I have ever received in my life. I will never forget that smile and how genuine it was. She shoke my hand and I screamed, "Oh My God I love you!!!" She laughed and said "I know, I know!" :laugh:

Then she was on to the next person. It was the single best moment of my life!!! I can't believe how genuinely thrilled she is too meet all her fans at the end of the show. She is a real class act.

Oh, when the show was over someone overheard me talking about how I got to touch Stevie Nicks. He was like "OMG, you got to touch her... can I touch you?" So, I was like "Sure!" And he received some of her power through me I guess. LOL :laugh: :laugh:

I remember this look on her face too and I was deeply touched as well. She adores her fans and is very giving in that way. I personally have never had the presence of mind to say a word to her the few times I have been lucky enough to be up front and I've only held her hands once, on Wed I sort of touched her arm which was still cool! In '98 for Enchanted in Phoenix she came to me first in the front row and took both of my hands and time stood still. It was amazing. Oh yeah, and I was on the same side as you were on Fri on Wed. I'm glad you got to say something to Stevie and that she heard you!

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 09:34 PM
Okay, I'll tell you then. :nod: (didn't want to bore anyone)

Last year I made a comic book (I do cartoons) spoofing the Destiny Rules VH1 special. It was 8 pages long, and I had it color copied and bound. I sent 4 copies to Stevie's assistant, asking her to please give one to each band member. About a month after that, I got an email from "Stevie". Rolling my eyes like, yeah-right, I opened the email. It said, "Jamie, Thank you for making me laugh! See you in June, 2nd Row! Love, Stevie Nicks" Of course when I got this I grilled anyone that knew about the book if they were F-ing with me. They weren't, and I was happy, but I still had my doubts. My doubts left me however a few months later, when a friend of mine who got backstage for a show in Philly took a copy of the book with her to have Stevie sign for me. My friend told me as soon as Stevie saw it, her face lit up and she said, "Oh my God, it's that comic book again! Bring it over here! You guys have to see this!" And she proceeded to go through each page, telling everyone the different parts that really made her laugh. :blob1: She thought at first that my friend was the artist, and was about to hug her, but my friend was honest and said she wasn't and that she just brought it to have signed for me. I have it today in a shadow box. It says, "Jamie- Much Love, Stevie Nicks" then, "Thanks you so much, Stevie" with the little heart with wings drawn on it. :p

So that's the story. Cool, huh?
~Jamie

This is a GREAT story :D Good for you for doing this and I hope you get to talk to Stevie about it one day.

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 09:36 PM
I'm glad you got to say something to Stevie and that she heard you!

For once having a loud mouth comes in handy! :lol:

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 09:39 PM
For once having a loud mouth comes in handy! :lol:

:lol: That's cute. I did write a little blurb in the card we put in her Yorkie bag so it's good to know she got that. But talking to her? Nothing comes out of my mouth when she comes around, I'm just spellbound.

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 09:42 PM
:lol: That's cute. I did write a little blurb in the card we put in her Yorkie bag so it's good to know she got that. But talking to her? Nothing comes out of my mouth when she comes around, I'm just spellbound.
See, I became spellbound during Beauty and the Beast. I couldn't move and didn't even clap when the song was finished. I had to close my eyes and take it all in. It was too heart breaking for words.

What did you write on the card in the yorkie bag? That is so great you guys managaed to get that to her!

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 09:46 PM
See, I became spellbound during Beauty and the Beast. I couldn't move and didn't even clap when the song was finished. I had to close my eyes and take it all in. It was too heart breaking for words.

What did you write on the card in the yorkie bag? That is so great you guys managaed to get that to her!

Oh crap you had to ask! Something like "thanks for still rocking, it means so much to me, more than words can express."

diamondsnake
05-16-2005, 09:58 PM
Oh crap you had to ask! Something like "thanks for still rocking, it means so much to me, more than words can express."
Oh, that sounds perfect! Nice and sweet...

I wish I had said something more original then "OMG, I love you!" LOL, but that really is the only thing that sums it all up. I love her!

all the same
05-16-2005, 10:00 PM
Oh, that sounds perfect! Nice and sweet...

I wish I had said something more original then "OMG, I love you!" LOL, but that really is the only thing that sums it all up. I love her!

Yeah, I was all "I love you! Thank you!" Bet those words have never been uttered by a fan before! :laugh:

GardenStateGirlie
05-16-2005, 10:06 PM
Oh crap you had to ask! Something like "thanks for still rocking, it means so much to me, more than words can express."

I was like, "Tiff, I need to use your back..." a minute or so goes by and I still hadn't written anything :laugh: I honestly cannot remember what I wrote.

desertangel
05-16-2005, 10:15 PM
Great thread you guys!!! I loved reading all the front row stories. I was a lucky front row fan Aug 01 in Santa Barbara. And I was one of those ones who glazed over. There was no fighting or pushing. In fact, people were reluctant to go up, mostly cuz security didn't know what was going on. I had to coax my friend up with me. So when Stevie got to us, I pressed a beautiful pendant necklace into her hand (never got to actually "shake" her hand... boohoo) but she looked at the pendant and looked back at me and said "for me?! it's beautiful! thank you so much!" Well... I was so entranced, I didn't even realize she was talking to me... all I could do was stare. My friend told me afterwards what Stevie said. So, no, I never want to meet STevie in person... I'd make a total a*s out of myself! LOL!! :laugh:

I sat in the mezz for 5/11 Vegas and didn't notice the sound being bad, although some of my AVI clips came out a bit funky, so maybe I just didn't notice at the time. It was interesting from that vantage point, watching the Edge walk. I was totally STUNNED to see fans kiss her. Here I thought she was kinda shy about "germs" cuz she catches bronchitis so easy. Maybe since it was only a 4 day stint she figured it was okay. We'll see on the next tour if the Edge walk will also include kisses. The light show was cool from way up. Couldn't see the shawl on the piano or the candelabra. Couldn't see the hand and facial movements during BATB, but did on FFG... make sure, make sure, make sure as she flung her arm out to the side.. that was cool.


Laura

Rhiannon2121
05-16-2005, 11:17 PM
It take a special person like Stevie to want to reach out and touch her fans show after show. :xoxo:

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 11:20 PM
I was like, "Tiff, I need to use your back..." a minute or so goes by and I still hadn't written anything :laugh: I honestly cannot remember what I wrote.

It was so hard. The brain was not working quite right in Vegas. I think I needed a support staff out there. :laugh: I wrote more than posted above but I can't remember what the other line was.

SuzeQuze
05-16-2005, 11:21 PM
Oh, that sounds perfect! Nice and sweet...

I wish I had said something more original then "OMG, I love you!" LOL, but that really is the only thing that sums it all up. I love her!

Dude, I SO love her! I just put my pic of her beaming down at us in a little frame I have. Ahh, my Stevie. :) Eh hem, excuse me, our Stevie. :D

catinthedark
05-16-2005, 11:40 PM
Yeah, I was all "I love you! Thank you!" Bet those words have never been uttered by a fan before! :laugh:


Oh, man, can I ever relate. I had my Stevie experience last summer - I was front row, leaning on the stage, right at her feet. And she was shaking no hands. But after World Turning, I stuck out my hand as she was turning to walk back towards Mick and the drums, and she suddenly turned back around, walked STRAIGHT to me, and grasped my hand in her two hands. My first thought was (no word of a lie) "they're so tiny!" :laugh: And all I manged to get out was "thank you." And she said "you are welcome" - looking me dead in the eye - but then she didn't let go. And what did I manage to spit out? "Thank you." AGAIN.

What a nerd.

But I can still remember the moment so crystal clearly. The rest of the venue and every person in it disappeared. She has a magical effect. (And man, were her hands ever TINY!!) :)

all the same
05-17-2005, 12:41 AM
Oh, man, can I ever relate. I had my Stevie experience last summer - I was front row, leaning on the stage, right at her feet. And she was shaking no hands. But after World Turning, I stuck out my hand as she was turning to walk back towards Mick and the drums, and she suddenly turned back around, walked STRAIGHT to me, and grasped my hand in her two hands. My first thought was (no word of a lie) "they're so tiny!" :laugh: And all I manged to get out was "thank you." And she said "you are welcome" - looking me dead in the eye - but then she didn't let go. And what did I manage to spit out? "Thank you." AGAIN.

What a nerd.

But I can still remember the moment so crystal clearly. The rest of the venue and every person in it disappeared. She has a magical effect. (And man, were her hands ever TINY!!) :)

You know, though, a simple thank you can mean much more than any long winded statement. She knows "thank you" from her fans means more than a simple "thank you" like you might say to a waiter handing you a glass of iced tea! She knows! :D

Fantastic story by the way!

Her hands were so small, eh? Like tiny!!!

LiquidBlue5000
05-17-2005, 01:10 AM
Yeah, I was looking forward to hanging out, too bad it didn't work out.




Actually fellas (all the same & macfanken), you were within inches of each other at Spaggo's on wednesday... when i introduced myself to you Daniel, Ken was right next to me :)

i don't remember if i introduced the two of you, but i think i did... ;)

LiquidBlue5000
05-17-2005, 01:24 AM
Ok, I'm a little bit jealous... I've been to 9 of her solo shows, including one front row, and never had the chance to shake her hand. I think some fans are a bit whorey about the whole thing... give some of the rest of us a chance!! :laugh: Just kidding... sort of. :)

i'm one of those whores, i suppose... :woohoo: :nod:

i've been fortunate enough to touch Stevie's beautiful soft, supple hands on several occasions, the first time at Jones Beach in 1994 and the last time in Vegas on tuesday...

my greatest stage exchange, however, would have to be at the Jones Beach show in 2001... while she made her way around the stage during "Edge", I gave her this dancing Caddyshack gopher doll that i had dressed up in several shawls to make it look like her... she picked it up from my hands, showed it to the audience, and starting mimicking it and dancing like it...

i have that show on video and i watch it from time to time.. it was such an awesome experience to be able to give her something and have her "play with it" the way that she did.. i never would have expected that.. it was definately without a doubt, my greatest exchange with Stevie from the stage... :)

desertangel
05-17-2005, 03:33 AM
my greatest stage exchange, however, would have to be at the Jones Beach show in 2001... while she made her way around the stage during "Edge", I gave her this dancing Caddyshack gopher doll that i had dressed up in several shawls to make it look like her... she picked it up from my hands, showed it to the audience, and starting mimicking it and dancing like it...

i have that show on video and i watch it from time to time.. it was such an awesome experience to be able to give her something and have her "play with it" the way that she did.. i never would have expected that.. it was definately without a doubt, my greatest exchange with Stevie from the stage... :)


ooohhh yea, wasn't there an infamous Snoopy stuffed toy too? Was that in the Red Rocks video? Man, I woulda like to have been that dove that got to sit in her hand and make her smile so big. ;)

Laura

SapphireSister
05-17-2005, 12:18 PM
I was at the Saturday night show as well and it was by far the best Stevie solo show I've ever seen. I was lucky enough to stand be standing directly in front of her when they let the crowd rush the stage (I bet I was close to you Daniel!) All I heard was "go, go!" and I seriously had no idea they were going to let people do that. I made a mad dash and ended up with one foot on the stair (to keep my balance since I was sandwiched like a sardine) standing directly in front of her. I was totally in shock. I had no idea they were going to let us up! I could not even sing along to HSML because I was shocked to be looking into her eyes. I was mesmerized, in a trance. At one point the girl next to me asked me if I could move back and let her sister stand in my place. My reply - "sorry, but hell no". That was MY moment and no one was going to take it away.
It was all over when she grabbed my hands and kissed my thumb during Edge. *tears*. I've never met someone who looks so deeply into your eyes it's as if they can see your soul....Funny thing, I said the same thing as you - "I love you and thank you". What do you say at a moment like that? There is not enough time to really put thought into it. I wish I could have been more orignial but my main concern was getting to those hands!!

all the same
05-17-2005, 12:31 PM
I was at the Saturday night show as well and it was by far the best Stevie solo show I've ever seen. I was lucky enough to stand be standing directly in front of her when they let the crowd rush the stage (I bet I was close to you Daniel!) All I heard was "go, go!" and I seriously had no idea they were going to let people do that. I made a mad dash and ended up with one foot on the stair (to keep my balance since I was sandwiched like a sardine) standing directly in front of her. I was totally in shock. I had no idea they were going to let us up! I could not even sing along to HSML because I was shocked to be looking into her eyes. I was mesmerized, in a trance. At one point the girl next to me asked me if I could move back and let her sister stand in my place. My reply - "sorry, but hell no". That was MY moment and no one was going to take it away.
It was all over when she grabbed my hands and kissed my thumb during Edge. *tears*. I've never met someone who looks so deeply into your eyes it's as if they can see your soul....Funny thing, I said the same thing as you - "I love you and thank you". What do you say at a moment like that? There is not enough time to really put thought into it. I wish I could have been more orignial but my main concern was getting to those hands!!

YAY!!!! I think "I love you and thank you" is the safe thing to say. She's gonna understand what you're saying. If you said some long declaration of your love, there is no way she'd have a clue what you were saying. You got a kiss on the thumb? If I were you, I would never wash my thumb again!
:lol:

SapphireSister
05-17-2005, 01:13 PM
Okay this is crazy people but I have to share...I read one of the posts yesterday where someone said something about Stevie acting really sexy and sultry during HSML (I think that was it??). Anyway as I said before I was in such a trance at that point I don't even recall but the point is I had a dream last night that I was right back in Vegas on Saturday night, same place, same time, same concert and she flashed us during that song! OMG I think I was in shock more than anything and I know I had that dream because I read what someone said. Could you imagine? Now that's just wrong lol! What does it all mean hee hee.

LiquidBlue5000
05-17-2005, 01:58 PM
Okay this is crazy people but I have to share...I read one of the posts yesterday where someone said something about Stevie acting really sexy and sultry during HSML (I think that was it??). Anyway as I said before I was in such a trance at that point I don't even recall but the point is I had a dream last night that I was right back in Vegas on Saturday night, same place, same time, same concert and she flashed us during that song! OMG I think I was in shock more than anything and I know I had that dream because I read what someone said. Could you imagine? Now that's just wrong lol! What does it all mean hee hee.

it means you have a dirty, filthy little mind :p

amber
05-17-2005, 02:46 PM
Okay this is crazy people but I have to share...I read one of the posts yesterday where someone said something about Stevie acting really sexy and sultry during HSML (I think that was it??). Anyway as I said before I was in such a trance at that point I don't even recall but the point is I had a dream last night that I was right back in Vegas on Saturday night, same place, same time, same concert and she flashed us during that song! OMG I think I was in shock more than anything and I know I had that dream because I read what someone said. Could you imagine? Now that's just wrong lol! What does it all mean hee hee.
That's perfect, actually. with the way she was on Wed....
Coincidentally, I had a dream of LIndsey last night, but it was, uh, different. :lol:

SapphireSister
05-17-2005, 02:57 PM
it means you have a dirty, filthy little mind :p

I guess the secret is out ;)

SuzeQuze
05-17-2005, 03:08 PM
I was at the Saturday night show as well and it was by far the best Stevie solo show I've ever seen. I was lucky enough to stand be standing directly in front of her when they let the crowd rush the stage (I bet I was close to you Daniel!) All I heard was "go, go!" and I seriously had no idea they were going to let people do that. I made a mad dash and ended up with one foot on the stair (to keep my balance since I was sandwiched like a sardine) standing directly in front of her. I was totally in shock. I had no idea they were going to let us up! I could not even sing along to HSML because I was shocked to be looking into her eyes. I was mesmerized, in a trance. At one point the girl next to me asked me if I could move back and let her sister stand in my place. My reply - "sorry, but hell no". That was MY moment and no one was going to take it away.
It was all over when she grabbed my hands and kissed my thumb during Edge. *tears*. I've never met someone who looks so deeply into your eyes it's as if they can see your soul....Funny thing, I said the same thing as you - "I love you and thank you". What do you say at a moment like that? There is not enough time to really put thought into it. I wish I could have been more orignial but my main concern was getting to those hands!!

Um, at least your mouth worked, this is what I usually say to her "____ (with mouth agape)".

cliffdweller
05-17-2005, 03:37 PM
Kandace and Bryan (hi Bryan :wavey: ) are the sweetest people! The reason she met Stevie in Dublin is because (I hope I get this story correct) Stevie felt like she'd known/seen Kandace in a previous life. Kandace was at the Dallas and Woodlands shows near me last year.

I remember her at the Dallas show! She has short, dark, brown hair right? She seemed very friendly when I spoke to you guys. That's cool that Stevie asked her to come backstage. Previous life? Wtf?!!? :laugh:

cliffdweller
05-17-2005, 03:41 PM
I've never met someone who looks so deeply into your eyes it's as if they can see your soul....Funny thing, I said the same thing as you - "I love you and thank you". What do you say at a moment like that?

How about, "I don't like vaginas" Oh wait, that was another Ledgie :laugh:.

Sorry, it's the end of the day and I'm a bit giddy.

SapphireSister
05-17-2005, 03:54 PM
How about, "I don't like vaginas" Oh wait, that was another Ledgie :laugh:.

Sorry, it's the end of the day and I'm a bit giddy.

I would have been more likely to say "I like vaginas. Do you happen to have one and if so approximately what time does it open?"

Ok bad joke SORRY (lacking in sleep here).

SapphireSister
05-17-2005, 04:03 PM
Sorry if that little comment offended anyone...I would obviously NEVER say anything like that to her in reality.

skcin
05-17-2005, 04:10 PM
I thought it was pretty damned funny! :laugh:

amber
05-17-2005, 04:11 PM
I would have been more likely to say "I like vaginas. Do you happen to have one and if so approximately what time does it open?"

Ok bad joke SORRY (lacking in sleep here).
No, I thought it was funny.

StevieNicksEO17
05-17-2005, 04:21 PM
Everyone keeps talking about how tiny her hands are! With my luck, I would sound like a moron and be like "Wow, you have really tiny hands!" instead of the old thank you and I love you stuff that she gets! :D

all the same
05-17-2005, 05:16 PM
How about, "I don't like vaginas" Oh wait, that was another Ledgie :laugh:.

Sorry, it's the end of the day and I'm a bit giddy.

I'm totally calling that out the next time I hold her hand! Except, knowing me I'd just call out the word "Vagina!" and she'd look puzzled and say "K bye!" and move on!
:laugh:

all the same
05-19-2005, 11:48 AM
I can't remember who it was that created the comic book for Stevie and received an email from Stevie herself to thank him/her for it. But I'm wondering if any of you guys have ever received a thank you letter or email from Stevie for a gift you gave her. Also, what did you guys give her during the Edge of Seventeen greeting? I saw some flowers and stuff. Just curious.

golden braid
05-19-2005, 12:02 PM
I can't remember who it was that created the comic book for Stevie and received an email from Stevie herself to thank him/her for it. But I'm wondering if any of you guys have ever received a thank you letter or email from Stevie for a gift you gave her. Also, what did you guys give her during the Edge of Seventeen greeting? I saw some flowers and stuff. Just curious.
I've given Stevie flowers and a letter before and I didn't get anything back. I didn't really expect anything back though.

In Vegas Tiff, Suze, Marissa, a few others, and I found this beaded bag with a Yorkie on it and it was so Stevie so we all chipped in and bought it for her. After the Wed show Tiff gave it to Sharon. Sharon later told Tiff that Stevie really liked it and was carrying all around so hopefully that's true.

all the same
05-19-2005, 12:16 PM
I've given Stevie flowers and a letter before and I didn't get anything back. I didn't really expect anything back though.

In Vegas Tiff, Suze, Marissa, a few others, and I found this beaded bag with a Yorkie on it and it was so Stevie so we all chipped in and bought it for her. After the Wed show Tiff gave it to Sharon. Sharon later told Tiff that Stevie really liked it and was carrying all around so hopefully that's true.

Cool story! I wonder what Stevie does with all the stuff she gets? She must auction some of it off or give it to charities because she gets so much! Or maybe she has a room in one of her homes where she puts it!

SuzeQuze
05-19-2005, 12:52 PM
Cool story! I wonder what Stevie does with all the stuff she gets? She must auction some of it off or give it to charities because she gets so much! Or maybe she has a room in one of her homes where she puts it!

You know, I think she both has a room for the stuff and gives a lot of it to charity! Any stuffed animals she gets she gives away. That is, if I remember correctly.

Edit: But I am sure she is carrying around the yorkie bag as I type. :lol:

strandinthewind
05-19-2005, 01:36 PM
You know, I think she both has a room for the stuff and gives a lot of it to charity! Any stuffed animals she gets she gives away. That is, if I remember correctly.

Edit: But I am sure she is carrying around the yorkie bag as I type. :lol:


I think she keeps the stuff she likes and gives the rest to charity - I remember reading that the flowers and stuffed animals go. I also know she has brought them herself to charities, but that is not really public knowledge.

I sort of look at it like this - haven't we all regifted a present we appreciate getting but did not really need or like :laugh:

SapphireSister
05-20-2005, 01:30 PM
Ok question - I got to shake her hands Sat night during Edge and when I turned around to the other people standing around me and said "OMG she kissed my thumb I can't believe I touched her!!" one of the ladies said to me, "Yeah, she always goes for the young ones". Well I have never heard that before. I'm 28 but people tell me I look in my early twenties. Any thoughts on this? Do you think she does reach for her younger fans?

ontheEdgeof17
05-20-2005, 01:36 PM
Do you think she does reach for her younger fans?


Absolutely. If I wasn't standing next to the two young young girls (6 or 7) at the SYW show in Cleveland last year, I wouldn't have got a hand shake either. They were small enough to sit on the stage and caught Stevie's eye during GYOW. She came over and gave them hand smacks. I yelled something to her and she just moved her hand over to mine and gave me and a few others a han shake. But if it wasn't for those girls, she wouldn't have....she rarely, if at all, shook hands on the SYW tour.

SapphireSister
05-20-2005, 01:44 PM
Absolutely. If I wasn't standing next to the two young young girls (6 or 7) at the SYW show in Cleveland last year, I wouldn't have got a hand shake either. They were small enough to sit on the stage and caught Stevie's eye during GYOW. She came over and gave them hand smacks. I yelled something to her and she just moved her hand over to mine and gave me and a few others a han shake. But if it wasn't for those girls, she wouldn't have....she rarely, if at all, shook hands on the SYW tour.

I saw her shake maybe 5 or 6 hands out of the 8 SYW shows I went too...So this is interesting. Why does she prefer the younger ones? After all the older ones have a lot of loyalty. I would want to shake everyone's, not just the young ones.

StevieNicksEO17
05-20-2005, 03:05 PM
Absolutely. If I wasn't standing next to the two young young girls (6 or 7) at the SYW show in Cleveland last year, I wouldn't have got a hand shake either. They were small enough to sit on the stage and caught Stevie's eye during GYOW. She came over and gave them hand smacks. I yelled something to her and she just moved her hand over to mine and gave me and a few others a han shake. But if it wasn't for those girls, she wouldn't have....she rarely, if at all, shook hands on the SYW tour.

:shocked: :shocked: Do you think she thinks 16 is young? LOL

SapphireSister
05-20-2005, 03:12 PM
:shocked: :shocked: Do you think she thinks 16 is young? LOL

I don't think she has a "too young". Remember she's been picking up little baby Rhiannons for years.

StevieNicksEO17
05-20-2005, 03:19 PM
I don't think she has a "too young". Remember she's been picking up little baby Rhiannons for years.

Actually when I get to see her I'll be 17 by then. Ew, scary. I just want her to come slap me a high five!

diamondsnake
05-20-2005, 03:38 PM
Do you think she does reach for her younger fans?

Well I'm only sixteen... I got to touch her, shake her hand, I told her I loved her and then she laughed and said "I know, I know!" She leaned all the way down and, like I said, we were practically doing eskimo kisses! :laugh: I will never forget how genuine and big and bright her smile was. I think maybe she gives special attention to her very young fans because for many of us, we have missed out on her crazy Rock a Little days and she wants to give us some special moments to make up for the fact that we couldn't experience her back in the 70's and 80's. You know? Also, she maybe feels like younger fans need to be nurtured and (as she always says) she is like a mother to all of her fans. We are all her children.

StevieNicksEO17
05-20-2005, 05:16 PM
Well I'm only sixteen... I got to touch her, shake her hand, I told her I loved her and then she laughed and said "I know, I know!" She leaned all the way down and, like I said, we were practically doing eskimo kisses! :laugh: I will never forget how genuine and big and bright her smile was. I think maybe she gives special attention to her very young fans because for many of us, we have missed out on her crazy Rock a Little days and she wants to give us some special moments to make up for the fact that we couldn't experience her back in the 70's and 80's. You know? Also, she maybe feels like younger fans need to be nurtured and (as she always says) she is like a mother to all of her fans. We are all her children.

Awwww! I didn't know you were 16! It's so nice to find people my age that like Stevie! :wavey:

diamondsnake
05-20-2005, 09:16 PM
Awwww! I didn't know you were 16! It's so nice to find people my age that like Stevie! :wavey:
Hey, we are both literally on the edge of seventeen! LOL!

StevieNicksEO17
05-20-2005, 10:31 PM
Hey, we are both literally on the edge of seventeen! LOL!

:lol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh:

catinthedark
05-21-2005, 12:19 AM
I am faaaaar from the Edge of 17 (oh, how I wish!) and she came right to me last summer in Detroit. She didn't shake anyone else's hand - just mine. Now, many people guess my age at anywhere from 7 to 10 years younger than I am... but that still only puts me in my 20s....

all the same
08-16-2005, 12:33 AM
Let's revive this thread! I wanna hear some more exchanges you guys had during the Gold Dust tour! SPILL 'EM!!! :lol: