It’s the day before the flight and it’s hectic. I have errands, I have bills to pay, I need to buy last minute pasalubong and pick up the Team Manila tour shirts. I paid respects to Direk Marilou Diaz-Abaya. And then I packed.
Aidon Panlaqui calls himself the Eraserheads’ number one fan. Rightfully so. On the day the band released the album “Cutterpillow” in 1995, he skipped school and made the long trip from Pampanga to Megamall to get a copy. His college thesis was about the Eraserheads. Jessica Soho featured him and his deep love for the Eraserheads on her show. “Fan Zappa,” his essay about the crazy things he did for the love of their music, won him a Fender guitar and amp. (“I told my story in a ‘Punk Zappa’ way,” he said.)
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