‘As I Go Alone (songs of love & significance)’ is Ghostwriter's long out of print debut album. Recorded to a four-track cassette machine in the fall of 2002, a total of five-hundred copies were pressed and sold off the stage. Now, after years of being hard to find, an MP3 version of ‘As I Go Alone’ is available here, providing a glimpse into the early days of Ghostwriter.


Country's Gone Pop, Punk's at the Mall. Ghostwriter Makes music for Those Still Hanging On.
The scene outside the record shop window could be Nashville on the eve of apocalypse as much as it could be anywhere USA on an overcast weekday night. Inside the sidewalk level window there's a lanky fellow in a cowboy hat with an electric guitar and tapping board rigged out of an old bass drum pedal, a harmonica around his neck In a sneering way, he pours his guts out to the one or two people who have bothered to stop and listen.
This doomsday country minstrel calls himself Ghostwriter. He is also one-third of Austin, Texas outfit End of the West.