No other journalist I know does more to carry the “torch of rock” than Gail, as she spreads the good word of Rock ‘N’ Roll music with all the artistic integrity and interesting factual description she gives to every piece. Because they’re usually idiots, and Gail makes them come off like geniuses, she reminds us why it’s fun to read about rock stars in the first place. Gail Worley truly is the second incarnation of Lady Rock. Thanks for shining down upon us all!
Judy Coccuza, Drummer, Cheap Chick, ex- Betty Blowtorch
Gail is one of the few journalists that actually care about their subject matter. I know this first hand. It's a refreshing change of pace to be dealing with someone who has knowledge of the bands and people she interviews and it truly shows in her work. I always enjoying reading her columns, because I know they are going to be truthful, humorous and not filled with ass kissing filler material the label wanted thrown in. She is the real deal!
John Petkovic, Vocals/Guitar, Cobra Verde
Gail writes and talks about music as if she were still a fan of it. A novel idea? Exactly. That's why her take has enthusiasm and energy things that are all too often missing in music and the way we listen to it.
Chris Harfenist (AKA Tomato), Vocals/Drummer, The Sound of Urchin
Meeting with Gail to do an interview for my band’s bio was the kind of experience where I immediately felt like I knew her, without ever having met her before. She pressed ‘record’ on her mini-cassette, we popped open a couple cans of Bud, and proceeded to talk for the next hour about all kinds of things. That’s the kind of interview that all artists hope to do and, in-turn, it’s the kind of interview people want to read. Gail was totally prepared, engaging, relaxed, and most importantly, honest. Interviews shouldn’t be about what my favorite color is, they should be about what is going at the time of the interview… and that isn’t even an issue with Gail.