Peter Hoflich

Friday night I had a great live show with my band, Supertzar.  We played there on January 28th 2011, and then again on October 20th, the day after the death of Colonel Muammar Gadaffi (we dedicated our first son, War Pigs, to him). The show started at 7:30 and ran to 8:15, we played eight Black Sabbath songs, and debuted two original songs: “Blood Horizon” and “To Hell We Go”.  You can catch all the videos on my Supertzar video page here. Two of the people I invited came out and brought friends and family, including the three little boys (Zen, Kai, Sora and Evan, aged between two and nine) who came out and danced. We attracted quite a crowd and got some applause, which was great, considering that we were the first band up.

Saturday I spent the whole day doing errands, like editing the video of the concert, blogging about Exile on Main Street (books, DVDs and the expanded CD release), working, and tidying things up. In the evening, Naoko and Zen and I went to the local hawker centre for dinner (we went there last weekend as well, after many months of not going and now twice in two weeks). I wrote stuff late into the night.

Sunday morning we woke up early to go to a softball tournament, that was fun. Lots of tie out in the fields in the sun, throwing balls around. The day was not so hot, overcast but not rainy, with wind. The field gets lots of wind, and overhead giant birds of prey circle. There were monkeys in the trees, we worked hard to make sure that they didn’t steal our food. Zen’s team, the Coconuts, lost both games, the first one 5-2, the second one 7-5. Both games were exciting, and there was good pitching and good hitting. In the first game, Zen got a hit and made first bast, his hit also helped a runner who was on third base at the same time run home, and then also score a point for the team (he got an RBI, in other words). On that hit he got out trying to steal third base, silly boy – he didn’t run as fast as he could have, but I think he learned his lesson. He also got struck out. In the second game he got a nice hit but was out at first – no matter, a boy on third base at the time could run home (another RBI). They had a slow start, but by the end of the second inning, they tied 3-3. But in the third inning the other team got a grand slam home run, four runs. The Coconuts ended the inning with two more out, but the damage had been done – in the second half of the third inning they could only get two runs. Oh well – it was an exciting game, and the boys did well.

After that we went swimming, had dinner, and I did work for my company. Tired now…

Here are some pics of the great day:

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