Yo!  FRANK got interviewed on The Scheff Experience with  Echo Revolution & Republic of Letters.

San Diego City Beat has done it again. But this time they recruited freelance writer Sarah Nardi (see her work for Adbusters) to liquor us up before a full-scale interrogation. What results is an overly accurate yet flattering portrait of the band in the form of top notch journalism. Read the article by clicking on the screenshot below.

Go here to check out photos the amazing Tyson Wirtzfeld took of Gray Ghosts at Soda Bar. Some photos show other people (i.e. Marie) taking photos simultaneously. Don't hold out. Send them our way. We want to see ourselves to prove we exist.

We'll let you decide how cool you think this is, but we're flattered that this last Friday night, while we were playing our first show at Soda Bar, Adam Gimbel gave us a shout-out by tweaking the lyrics to his already mashed up version of The Cure's "Friday I'm In Love," performed at U31's Feel The Noise by Blasphemous Guitars. Watch the video, and feel the love:

We almost forgot to tell you, one of the best (and our favorite) music blogs You Aint No Picasso did a little post about us back on Dec 4th. Check it out here, in case you missed it.

Look what appeared in the LOCALS ONLY section of this week's San Diego City Beat:


"Indie-pop lovers rejoice! Kite Flying Society might be on hiatus, but frontman Dustin Illingworth and keyboardist / vocalist Kelly Duley have a new band, Gray Ghosts. Featuring past and current members of The Bloody Hollies, Rookie Card and Down with Leo, the band has posted its first song (the bouncy "Like a Pistol") on its MySpace page and will play its first show at Soda Bar on Jan. 9. A six-song EP is planned for February 2009."


(For the record, the Rookie Card member was Kevin)

We've yet to play a show, but the blogosphere is talking. Check out the links below to see what they're already saying:


san diego: dialed in

Cable & Tweed

San Diego Reader



more bragging soon...