This interview was made possible by our friend, Sara…  Thank you.
 

At a crowded weekend at Finigan’s wake…   Sara interviewed Jimmy of Split Decision. 

BandAid:   Who is your inspiration?

Jimmy:       My mother.

Band Aid: Do you like our web-site?

Jimmy:       I like it. We visit it every day. I check it twice a day. I'm not lying.

(Cool, and we thought bands hate us)

BandAid:    What's the tattoo on your arm?

Jimmy:         It's a peace symbol.  My father was a Vietnam Veteran.

BandAid:     Are you single?

Jimmy:         No comment.

(What do you think that means, ladies?)

BandAid:     What's your favorite word?

Jimmy:         Anti-disestablishmentarism

(?)

BandAid:     Describe your Perfect mate?

Jimmy:        Stunning. Italian. 5'7'' Dark Hair.  Italian I don’t know...and that's it.  I read the web-site and I  go, I have to answer this way. Now, I'm blanking.

(I think I’m making him nervous,,, LOL)

BandAid:    When your time has come how do you want to be remembered?

Jimmy:         Somebody who likes to have fun. Excuse me.. someone who made other people have fun also.

BandAid:      What do you like doing on your spare time?

Jimmy:          I work out at Bally’s Total Fitness and I go to phillybandaids.com

(Boy do we love this dude)

BandAid: I heard that you were part of band called, “Flip Chicken”?

Jimmy: No... 

BandAid: No?

Jimmy: I was part of the band called, Weekend at Bernie's and an original band Down and Out which got signed with Arista records.

BandAid: Did you know anyone named Steven B?

Jimmy: Yes. I know Steve really well.  I need a new garage door, Steve.

Jimmy would like to add that his inspiration includes everybody in their band. And an important part of being in a band is respect for the people who see you.  Now that’s being really  professional.