K Lee:  

Life I left the east coast in 1976 and settled in Phoenix for 18 years.Surrounded by great companions, and lots of love, I began writing songs about those I met, and about the lessons I was learning along the way up my road of life. For 4 years in the late 80's, I became an emotional support volunteer for people living with AIDS. On a hot 122 degree day, I relocated to the Boulder, Colorado area in 1994 where I lived for almost 14 years. It was during the year of my move to Colorado that I located a dear friend from high school just months before she lost her battle with cancer.I am forever grateful we were given the chance to visit on the phone one last time, and that I followed that inner still voice urging me to find her.Mary Joan Jackson Rhoades will always be an angel on my shoulder who I will NEVER forget. It took 20 years after leaving the east before I returned to attend a mini reunion with some former classmates. In that same year, I reunited with my son, who I hadn't seen in that amount of time. I also had the chance to meet & spend time with Mary Jackson's daughter on my way home. I was faced with my own mortality when my liver gave out in 1999, but with the help of modern medicine, lots of prayers, spiritual healing, and unconditional love, I'm back in the flow of life. Learning of spiritual medium John of God who was the subject of the book "Miracle Man" and profiled on "Primetime Live", I took a life altering journey to Brazil in the autumn of 2005, (springtime in Brazil). Since that journey, life has been the sweetest it's ever been! It was the beginning of my music going out to a global audience. More importantly, I found the love of my life there! It took us meeting in Brazil for me to find this wonderful, compassionate, beautiful, soulful woman who loves me for me. I swore I'd never live back east again, but now this is where I find myself! (What we won't do for love!) In April, 2006, I had the opportunity to sing to an audience of a 1,000 or so people at a spiritual event in Atlanta. What a trip it was was having people approaching me to sign my cd for them, or stopping me along the way asking, "Aren't you the guy on the cover of the cd in the gift shop?" But as we all know, fame is fleeting, so though it was fun to enjoy my 15 minutes of it while it lasted, it was far better to know that after all the hubbub was over, and the crowds thinned out, I still had one woman waiting for me who was my biggest fan of all ~ Not because I could rhyme words and set them to music (although she does love it when I sing to her!) but because we share much of the same vision for life, and what it really means to love another soul. We're both interested in alternative healing mod...Expand for more