.. Glastonbury's tickets had been down for three or four years. They weren't getting the acts they once had, and the only people turning up were our f...n base — students. We did the first day at one of the side-stages, and then when one of the main acts dropped out we got promoted on the strength of that show." So you don't believe you earned the chance?" God, no. We put in damned hard work to get there. But then so did a lot of other bands that no-one remembers. Our second drummer, Ian Mason,. I was made junior partner in the firm. As such my role within the firm changed a little. In addition to assignment of the more difficult cases, I was also appointed the task of mentor to the new blood of the firm. Eastside accepted 3 new recruits this year. All from Ivy League schools and all bright and determined.I was particularly impressed by one of the three. A 23-year-old African American called Tyson, who had worked his way out of the ghetto and graduated from Harvard on a full. A couple of young boys with their mother were pointing and laughing at her. She pushed away the shop assistant turned and ran for the door. The darkness around her vision spread and filled her sight. She was vaguely aware of falling then nothing.A pink hairbrush was speaking to her, she was replying. Something was not right.The hairbrush was replaced with darkness. She was lying down. Was she in a bed? God what a nightmare, she'd just had.Katy struggled to open her eyes. Eyes that were sticky. .. , “ I took moments to collect myself. I felt a tap on my shoulder, looked up and there was the student who sent me on the weird journey I’d just experienced in my past life as a kid. “Welcome back!” she said with a smile. “How was it?” “What year is this?” I asked her. I couldn’t be sure where I was, when. “Oh don’t worry. You’re back now. You got some work done too. Very good.”Her girl friend, same girl, was standing next to her and she was smiling ear to ear. I looked around at Frank and.