Graeme1988
Hie yer hence from me heath!
Also, I meet and sat beside Robert and his mum. Robert is this Glasgwegian fella, who, like me, uses a wheelchair. I've seen him at a few of the arena gigs that I've attended in Glasgow. He's a big fan of classic rock and 80s metal, much like I am. Sat next to him, last time I saw Maiden. My mum and sister were having a good laugh at use singing our hearts out together, last time. And I might see him in a few days, as he got tickets to see KISS as well. Just have to wait and see. Though, I'm considering taking singing lessons afore seeing Iron Maiden again. If, for nothing else, to make sure I don't blow my voice out, as I nearly did the other night, there. And I actually did lose my voice the 2 previous occassions I saw Maiden live.
I might just take my crutches, instead of my wheelchair when I see KISS. :thinking: Since we managed to score tickets for the accessible platform on ground level, which accommidates for wheelchairs and those on crutches as well. As does the area up in the balcony, but it get really warm upstair once the gigs starts. And the lighting rig above the stage is in yer eyeline. But I'll see what my sister says, since she's one who has to load my chair into the boot of her car and push it about.
I might just take my crutches, instead of my wheelchair when I see KISS. :thinking: Since we managed to score tickets for the accessible platform on ground level, which accommidates for wheelchairs and those on crutches as well. As does the area up in the balcony, but it get really warm upstair once the gigs starts. And the lighting rig above the stage is in yer eyeline. But I'll see what my sister says, since she's one who has to load my chair into the boot of her car and push it about.
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And ah've got a few memorable moments to share from the gig, in terms of stories. But, in the meantime, here's a photo from gig. A selfie with me, my mum and oldest sister. And the first I've let anybuddy on here see whit ah look like wearing glasses. 
