No mention of Bat Mitzvah debacle on Nicks Fix
 

I find it rather interesting that the Nicks Fix , which usually is up on the tiniest mention or appearance of Stevie has no info whatsoever on this event.Whenever Stevie would do private shows in the past even if it was a shoe salesman convention details would be posted .The Bat Mitzvah even made CNN and still nothing?:shrug: This is getting kind of thick.

Hmm, I wonder if John was told not to say anything?

If so that could mean some kind of damage control effort is underway.The best damage control IMO would be the channeling of the pay for this event to a charitable organization .So far nothing on that either.

Speaking of the Nicksfix...it's just not as cool as it once was. There are so many better fan sites than the "official" website. Of course this was back before everyone realized just how easy it is to create a website.

Well, I find that interesting becasue I find it hard to believe that Stevie or her people would be naive enough to think this wouldnt get out.

Yeah, even I dont go there much anymore.

I'm sure they are well aware it has gotten out and in a big way .It was on CNN just yesterday.By not mentioning it it just seems as if they want no more attention drawn to it.Like I said why post even the most obscure bit of Stevie related news or reference but nothing about a show that included her Petty and Henley and that has recieved national media commentary?

Yes, good point there.:nod:

Someone should send it to the Nicksfix and see if it gets posted. Obviously they *know* about the event, VERY interesting it's not being posted there.

Maybe they are like me....they don't care about the event. :shrug:

Don't want to acknowledge it is more like it.It was a big enough event with enough coverage to more than merit a mention.It appears conspicuous in it's absence there to me.

You may not care about it, but certainly the official website should. They mention all her other appearances.

For now, I chalk this up to the fact that Nicksfix is one of the lamest "official" websites I've ever come across. Someday, go to www.dollymania.net to see what a real website run by a fan should look like.

I was thinking the exact same thing - in fact, I just checked the Nicks Fix quickly to see if it was posted before I came here. Negative.

Then I thought, hmm.. maybe I'll email John and ask him what he knows. Whether he can seek some clarification from Stevie or her people. Then I thought, nah, they're so obviously staying away from it now. There's no way they don't know about it - I get Google alerts on Stevie and Fleetwood Mac (as many others do, I'm sure). I've had multiple stories in my inbox everyday since this broke - legit news organizations to celebrity gossip columns to blogs.

I don't think John is avoiding it because he "doesn't care about it." I'm sure he doesn't care about half the stuff he posts - but this was a pretty major event - all over the media. Yet conspicuously not on her "official site?" Smells fishy to me...

You mean things like the Stevie Nicks "license plate" sightings?:rolleyes:

You're right, pretty quick to post that someone saw a license plate that says "STR8BAK", but no mention of this live appearance.

Nicksfix does have a big mention of the Walter Reed visit, however. If the Brooks concert wasn't a problem, then why not mention it?

Hahahahaha! That's exactly what I was thinking of when I wrote that! :lol: