Thank you for posting Lloyd. I have a cool little story about Trigger. Willie was playing Jazz Fest, I believe in 98'. I was backstage and the last few band members and roadies had just cleared the stage before the start of the show except for tune'n tom, who was/is Willie's guitar tech and reeked of weed. Tom pulled Trigger out of a plastic hardshell Martin case and layed it out on a small table right where I was standing. He did not introduce himself, nor did I. We talked guitar chatter, more specifically, we discussed Trigger. He pointed out some of the signatures and road scars and the stories behind them. I saw "tune'n tom" signed on the front lower bout. I then said you must be tune'n tom. He freaked out and got all paranoid (drugs are a terrible thing) and asked how I knew. I properly introduced myself and showed him the sig and what seemed to be the right connection bewteen the sig and his job. He said "wow man that is deep trippin" or something to that effect and gave me several guitar picks. I asked if I could look at the guitar a little closer and he said "sure, I have to go get something, keep an eye on him and dont let no one else touch him. I said sure thing Tom. I looked frantically for the photographer that was with us, but to no avail. After a closer inspection, t