Links.


www.journey-zone.com

More concerned with interesting archive material than current up-to-the-minute news, the highlight of the Journey Zone is the interview section featuring rare or exclusive pieces with various past and present members of the band, as well as related artists (one worthy of note is the 2003 interview with Robert Fleischman).
The site also has an Editorial section and in April 2009 The Journey Zone, in agreement with the Author, ran a 'serialised' edition of 'A Personal Journey,' presented Chapter by Chapter over the course of that year.

www.epinionatedmusic.com

Everyone's a critic.
It's a well known and fairly accurate comment, and over at ePinionated Music you get the chance to prove it.
In basic terms it's a music site for fans who may not otherwise have an avenue to review their favourite artists, albums or shows. Or perhaps you want to be part of the Vocal Minority and throw some honest appraisal at something usually bedecked in the Emperor's New Clothes.
If you fit the above profiles, then ePinionated Music may be the site to visit.

www.liveprog.com

For those that love progressive rock, particularly modern and neo-prog, this is the site for you.
Run by Marcel Haster, liveprog is both a website and platform for independent music, with PR work, promotion, review and interviews undertaken by Marcel and the site.
Where FabricationsHQ is primarily a rock music site that, by association, covers a lot of progressive genres, liveprog is proudly progressive - but both sites are remarkably similar as regards their passion for promoting artists and reviewing their music.
There is one significant difference however - Marcel's reviews are done as video reviews, which makes for interesting viewing and the enthusiasm for a chosen subject or artist is immediately evident.
Marcel and liveprog also work closely with Sympho Shop, a Dutch radio show dedicated to bringing the best of progressive rock to its listeners.

www.classicrockrevisited.com

The website title tells you all you need to know.
Where the previously featured site features all things prog, this site features classic rock, but not the more melodic or AOR classics that have made such a resurgence in the reimagined melodic rock Millennium.
Those bands are included, but the features, reviews, interviews and passions of the site clearly sit on the hard and heavy side or rock.
The A to Z more likely to be spotted over at  Classic Rock Revisited will be AC/DC and Aerosmith to ZZ Top and Zack Wylde's Black Label Society.
Editor in Chief Jeb Wright and his gang do a fine job promoting and featuring such artists. 

www.myspace.com/rockofagesnz

Jason Galu (contributor to One in a Million) is lead vocalist for Rock of Ages, a covers band in New Zealand who are, in their own words, 'A Salute to the Hair Bands of the 1980's.'
Gotta love their sense of humour, and you can check out their sense of 80's melodic metal by visiting their myspace site which includes soundbites and songs from their repertoire.

www.pentlandpetservices.com

A website promoting Pet Lodging and Dog Training may seem a strange thing to advertise and link here, especially as it is only of any use if you happen to be in the west coast of Scotland, and specifically the Ayrshire Area.
But as this is my wife's site and it's her self-employed business, it is advertised here and, if it wasn't... I'd be in the dog house.

www.weebly.com

It would be remiss of me if I didn't mention the Web Creation site that I used to put together both FabricationsHQ and my wife's Pentland Pet Services site.
I am not the most proficient or expert user when it comes to web design, planning or maintenance, but for my money Weebly is second-to-none as regards simplicity of use. It has an excellent support service, too.
Weebly is primarily a free design service, with an option to step up to the Weebly Pro package, which is competitively priced.