I'm thinking more about all of this, and what Gail wrote. We know Fleetwood Mac chose to ignore the book. Were they wrong? Or maybe it's not Fleetwood Mac's place to respond, as that conversation would have to start with Lindsey. I think of Truman, The buck stops here. While this book probably induced concerns financial terror among the rest of the band (and maybe even some praying to the 'commercial gods'?), while listening to Lindsey's spoken words on "Surrender The Rain" (OOTC) I wonder what his thoughts were. Right now his thoughts are probably focused on the tour and his family. Would facing the book with someone like Oprah bring integrity and interest back to the band or would it just be commercial suicide? What do you think?
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