Talk:Andy Strachan

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Hahaha, this article, in particular the tone, is hilarious!

The Living End are punkabilly, not rockabilly. The author of this page is officially wrong there. I changed it. --Chewbacca1010

[edit] Broken Drum Stick

A drummer breaking a stick indeed! I added that breaking a stick is hardly surprising...drummers break sticks all the time. It's such a useless piece of info it's probably best removed, it's hardly trivia, he's probably broken sticks at half their gigs. --Mikenosilly 04:03, 23 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Married?

According to an article in the Herald Sun on Nov 22, 2007, Andy had just got back from his honeymoon. I presume this means he's married . . .