Lee Craig:  

In May, 1950, “baby Harrington” was born “out-of-wedlock” in Baltimore. The male infant was given up for adoption to working class parents in Annapolis who named him Donald Lee Craig. His adopted mother loved him. She read to him, taught him good manners and encouraged him in every way. By the end of sixth grade he showed great promise indeed. But, as has been said, promise brings the capacity for letting people down. One’s self not least. By the time he reached tenth grade, adolescence had fallen on him and the marriage of his adopted parents was failing. Confused, ashamed and filled with a sort of grinding desperation, Lee frequently made an ass of himself. He did little else at AHS but graduate. "There is hardly an action we perform in that phase which we would not give anything, in later life, to be able to annul." Marcel Proust In September, 1968, Lee entered Towson State College on a small scholarship. He doesn't recall having attended a single class. He flunked out after one semester. So there he was on his own with no plans and no common sense. Thus far he had shown only a single aptitude above the common—a modest musical ability. As with much else in human life, chance and necessity ruled. For the next decade, Lee worked at performing music. There were ups and there were downs. Meanwhile Lee attended a college class here and another there, higgledy-piggledy, for entertainment more than anything else. Somehow, in 1978 ...Expand for more