- Fanny Hill was just a huge experiment, and it was girlfriends, it was like we had our own sorority, but we had amps.

It was a sorority with electrical guitars and jamming day and night, and people coming over and hanging out with the chicks and having a great time, you know?

Brie just had the baby.

So she and her daughter moved in with us and then she wanted to play with us again, and she did.

And then once Pumpkin was born, a lot of times, she would just like be in front of the bass drum and she'd fall asleep.

- During the time I lived with the band at Fanny Hill, I was actually the only one with a child.

It was kind of cool for everybody else 'cause they loved having a little kid around.

They loved having a baby, you know, a piece of reality.

At any given time there was a band in the basement 'cause we had lots of jams.

Bob Dylan's The Band, they were down there playing.

Little Feet used to show up.

Bonnie Raitt was there playing.

- I mean, it would be not an unusual occurrence for Joe Cocker to be sitting at our dining room table, eating the muffins we made that morning.

They played the tambourine or whatever.

I mean, so that kind of thing happened all the time when music was just bursting at the seams.