SAY GOODBYE?
       Saturday, November 22, 2008, Zoey's Closet will be performing at SAIT'S OPHEUS        THEATRE in Calgary Alberta. Tickets are $15.00 and are available upon request at        hollermusic@telus.net, or at the door. Show starts at 6:00pm. Rumour has it that this may        be the last performance of Brad and Trish together. Trish is working on a solo project at        this time, and the dynamic duo have ventured into other musical projects with production        and engineering. Is it Say Goodbye for this band? We will wait to hear.

      There will be no more duplications of CD's for Holler or Zoey's Closet. Once they are       gone, that's it. Because of this, CD's will be for sale until the end of the year at below than       average prices....$8 and $10 respectively. Don't wait, get your copy now, before they are       gone. Click   here. Songs are also available at iTUNES.

       VIDEO SHOOT
      After being awarded a grant from videofact, we shot our first professional video for the       single 'Say Goodbye'. It was shot the infamous RED CAM and we are very pleased with       the results. It can be viewed on our myspace, facebook, much music and youtube.  We       hope you enjoy it, and feel free to contact us with your feedback.

       HISTORY  
       Formerly known as Holler, Zoey's Closet is ready to release the new album Dear Diary.        We have had a long journey to put this album out. Luck hasn't been on our side for the        past couple of years, but with a new album, name and band line-up we are feeling        re- energized and excited  about this release. The title 'Dear Diary' tells exactly what the        album is about.  The experiences (good and bad) that have happened to us over the past 2        years has made for an incredibly real album. We couldn't be more proud of it or the fact        that it actually made it to print.

       RUMOURS UPDATE 08/07
       To put to rest what has 'really' happened over the last little while!
       Yes we no longer have management. No we did not fire our rhythm section, they quit after        New York. Yes we recorded parts of this album at Bennett Studios. Yes Trish used to be        blonde and  Yes Brad is not married. Trish did not date anyone from Prince George and        No the band didn't ditch Regina! Yes we are still looking for good representation and No        we have never had a record deal. 

       THE MAKING OF THE RECORD
       After winning the X-treme Band Slam in Regina, the band went on to Toronto for        Canadian  Music Week. It was already at that point that another album was in the works.        Brad and Trish had demo'd up Carnival and Say Goodbye and it was the intent of        management at that time for the band to be recorded and produced by the famous Tony        Visconti, David Bowie's long time producer  and colleague. Upon leaving TO, a girl        who had decided to jump from the   21- story hotel that we  had been staying in, missed        hitting Brad by a mere15 ft.; hence the premise for the songs On  My Way & On My Way        Down.

       After staying in New Jersey for 7 weeks at a guest house of our management, things started         to unfold dramatically. No videos had been shot, no showcasing had been done, no        pictures had   been done and no meetings had been made. Some recording had been done,        however, with no sign of a producer in sight we decided to get out before the band went        completely bankrupt. We had booked a number of shows for ourselves, but unfortunately        had to cancel.

       With so many promises broken along with our will, it was hard to think if we would ever        get these songs recorded and it was at this time that 'Beleiver' and 'Mary' were written.        After  working A LOT to recoup lost monies, Brad started to put together his own studio.        Most of the album was recorded right at his home over the following 6 months or so. It        was then mixed at MCC Studios in Calgary. A couple of favorite tracks were pulled taken        from the previous record and redone as well.

       On a more positive note, the band is back up and running. A video grant has allowed the        shooting of a high quality video which will be happening in January of 2008. Also, friends        and fans have been patient and generous.  Colin McConnel (owner and head stylist of        Andrew  Simon Salon in High River) DONATED his time as well supplies (which        included about $800 worth of  hair extensions) to help givethe band an image boost.

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