Hardly the thing to tell a judge, but if George W. Bush was considered stable enough for people to buy oil refineries and baseball teams for him to fritter with, Peter certainly deserves the right to keep what was given him - and by his own mother, for heaven's sake. If Peter wanted to make paper aeroplanes out of hundred-dollar bills and fly them off the B.U. bridge, so well and good, and let him go ahead, and no-one should have the right to stop him. Peter was always one who would give the world to his friends, and often did. He produced concerts, produced records, and generally did all he could to promote the music he loved. I haven't seen him for a long time. I heard he had appeared again on the Cambridge/Boston music scene and was glad to hear it. I wish him the best, and nothing but the best, and a pox on those who would do him down for a few pieces of silver.