Hey...
was flippin through the channels on sunday night, cauhgt a glimpse of that show 'Intervention' on A&E... its essentially a reality show/documentary series that follows people with horrible addictions around until their family hits them with an intervention as a means of breaking their habits... and to my suprise I saw Travis Meeks, lead siner of Days of the New as one of their' subjects, reeling from a horrible meth addiction.. he stated in the episode in the last like 3 years, he'd only been clean for like 70 days or something...
It was quite depressing to see someone who had such a bright musical future ahead of him when he put out his first album at 16, then produced his second at 20 to fall to such a level....
anyone else see it?

That doesn't surprise me...I actually suspected that something was wrong when I heard that he fired the whole band (that played on the first Days Of The New record) before he got into making the second one.

RED FLAG!!

yeah, he played every instrument on 'Days' second album... the guys who got fired from 'Days' went on to form the semi-successful band Tantric.

poor bastard.

agreed. there was a strong alice in chains/pearl jam influence in the first CD, and it makes me think he's walkng down that same road staley did, but replacing heroin with meth.