My cousin Pat just died a week ago, and even though i didn't know him well, i miss him more then a lot. His songs are like poetry and i love them. Pat was the gutairist in the band so everytime i hear a solo, my heart sinks. Noboby can ever bring him back but one day we will meet again. I love him.

I just found this site today after years of trying to find out whatever happened to everyone.Very, very sad to hear about Patricks passing.He was a truly talented and gifted person.The last time I saw him,was at a gig he was doing with some band that had a female lead singer in Diamond Bar back in 86.Just want to say,we have all lost a great presence in this world,and I was blessed to have known him.

Hello my friend (s):
You took me back in time. Fine good old times.
Can you believe I waited for almost 20 years to listen LITTLE BIT LONGER, again? My favorite song all times.
God bless you, THANKS SO MUCH!
Love from Mexico.
Angie.

I managed to find a virgin LP version of the album and had a DJ friend of mine play and record the album digitally through some really awesome turntables that could encode in real time. The result is probably the best digital recordings of the album anyone can hope for. I'd be willing to share the files with anyone interested in them (as long as no one in the band minds!).

And as a much needed side note: Thank you for your site! Being from Alaska, I watched MTV constantly looking for new bands and Zot was one such. I think I've only ever crossed paths with one other person who heard of them...

_Shawn

Thanks a lot......I'm a big fan of 80's music, from México, I spent years after years searching for this song and video " uranium" and never found a thing until I discover this site.

Many many thanks !

I saw Zot for the 1st time in the early 80's with a guy who said he was their manager. Brian, I think his name was. He sang with me in choir at OCC. I was duly impressed with the band and later quit college to be in a band. I still perform today as a result of bands like ZOT.