When it comes to figuring out how to get your music into the consciousness of a public rapidly getting net savvy, you should consider taking the advice of someone who makes it his business helping to make the seemingly impossible come true.

I'm talking about Guy Kawasaki, one of the elite who helped produce Apple Computer's groundbreaking Macintosh personal computer in the early nineteen eighties and who is now the CEO and co-founder of garage.com a company that helps start-up startups.

Although Rules For Revolutionaries is a radical departure from my usual fayre (digital audio manipulation and Charles Burns picture books) I soon became engrossed in the book. Concepts, gameplans, quotes and good solid common business sense literally filled my head with possibilities, and actually made me realise once and for all that anything really is possible.

So before you decide to change the World take a little time out and learn from someone who actually helped to do just that.

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