Andy, thanks mate.....

[Fogeyspasm]

Yahoo!
Joy Oh Joy!
So we will still get to see his cheeky little face
Good news indeed.

[sawtooth]

John In Black said it all really. Andy, watching you play live always makes me laugh one minute at your antics behind (and in front of) the kit, and the next I'm stunned into silence by your musicianship. I really hope it's not the last we've seen of all that.

It's been a genuine privilege to witness the racket you make first hand, and I wish you the best success in everything you do in 2009 and beyond.

There should have been one more award at CRS: Toppest Bloke. You'd have walked that!

[Bert]

TBE, you are as finest an example of limb independance I have ever seen or heard.

Good luck with it all.

PS - Apologies for being embarrassingly refreshed upon meeting you Sat night  

[Dr.Ripper]

Word!

Good luck teaching nubs how to REALLY play the drums!

And please do drop by every once in a while.

[AnsOnkruid]

What everyone else said. Wishing you all the best.

[Trapezium Artist]

Sorry I wasn't able to be there, Andy, for your "final" (sneakingly, I don't think any of us actually believe that's true for some reason or other   ) live gig with "The Frost*", as my seven-year old has taken to calling the band.

But nevertheless, I'd also like to take the opportunity to tip my hat in your direction, to thank you for the indelible part you played in the three cracking gigs I did see this year (Cardiff, Summer's End, and Peel), and wish you all the very best in your new endeavours. And to look forward to hearing you on Frost* 3, as seems quite likely