Got To Make It!...
After years of work on Got To Make It!,Jack Eadon released his sixties coming of age memoir in 2001. On various dates over the past year, Jack has given readings to groups around Chicago, in Kansas City, and in Orange County, California. Of particular note, the second book signing was held at the Double Tree Hotel in Skokie, Illinois, across the street from the Old Orchard parking lot, the site where the band played to 15,000 kids at the kick-off of the 1970 worldwide Hunger March: "Feed the Hungry people, walkin' for peace and love . . . " was the chant back then. Read the details of this monumental event in Got To Make It!.

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Back in the seventies fan club chairperson, PR guru, and number one fan Ilyse Gottlieb stood by Khazad Doom as the band sought stardom. (See excerpts from Got To Make It! on the GIGS link.) Then, several years after the band broke up, Ilyse started her own successful career in radio.

Years later, when leader Jack Eadon wanted to find Ilyse to tell her about the band's status as a cult act in Europe, he couldn't find her, despite attempts on the Internet.

Finally, twenty-seven years after the band broke up, and three years after he had started searching for her, Jack found Ilyse on an obscure high school alumni bulletin board on the Internet. Now she and Jack correspond via email. 

ENCORE! CD SOLD OUT

TThe ENCORE! limited edition CD is sold out. Click here to see where copies have sold around the US and world! Other copies of the CD have sold through mail order houses from Japan to the UK. ENCORE! has even played on Radio Shanghai to millions of Chinese prog rock fans.

MUSICIAN'S NETWORK HONOR

Take a look at our 'best design' award at the bottom of our Home page.  We hope the recent changes have made the site even better.   Thanks for the distinction, Musicians' Network.

WEB SITE NEWS!!

For the third year running, we've won the Golden Web Award, presented by the International Association of Web Masters and Designers.  (See home page.) The Golden Web Award, "is presented quarterly to those sites whose web design and content have achieved levels of excellence deserving of recognition." Also, thanks to crack web designer Ken Harbauer, the site's been reconstructed to reflect less of a commercial emphasis and more to highlight details of the story of Khazad Doom.