Backstage access card and a performance schedule for the Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival in Richardson, Texas held at the Eisemann Center, May 16-18, 2008.

Clipping from The Dallas Morning News, "Rekindled flame: Fromholz finds creative fires burning strong again," published on January 19, 2001. The article is about musician Streven Fromholz, an Austinite, who is promoting his recent album "A Guest in Your Heart," in over fifteeen (15) years.

Clipping from The Austin Chronicle, "Old Man River," published April 20, 2001. The article is written on musician Steven Fromholz, said to have written three songs, "Daybreak," "Train Ride," and "Bosque County Romance," in three hours but that his latest work-in-progress will not be a trilogy or sequel to the music.

Article published in the Texas Co-op Power magazine, "When I was a Kid in Kopperl," written by Steven Fromholz, January 2003. The article serves as a biography for Fromholz who talks about the small town and his family as he was growing up as a child.

Clipping from the San Antonio Express-News, "Poet laureate a 'Texan's Texan'," published April 29, 2007. The article is about musician and artist Steven Fromholz, who was recently recognized and designated Poet Laureate on April 19, 2007 to celebrate National Poetry Month. Fromholz said he is simply honoroed and teary-eyed.

Video footage of clips of gatherings in memory of Mickey Newbury in 2004, along with a clip of Newbury's performance in PBS Canada with Larry Gatlin.

Video footage of a collection of demos made by Botwas Production.

Video footage of a music performance of Steve Fromholz at the Bass Performance Hall.

Audio recording of If I Couldn't Get to the River (Desert Song) by Steven Fromholz, 2001. Written on back of CD cover: If I Couldn't Get To The River (Desert Song) by Steven Fromholz. Esteban Publishing, Clifton, Texas 76634.

Audio recording of Train Song; Saddest Man in Texas (with Lyle Lovett); She's Everybody's Baby But Mine by Steven Fromholz, 2008.

Audio recording of Leonard Arnold II. Written on CD plastic: Leonard Arnold II, Leonard Arnold. 1. Honey Dew. Skinny Dippin'. 3. Laverta. 4. Maggie. 5. Baby Let Me In. 6. Ain't No Gas. 7. Where'd I Get These Blues. 8. Money Up Front. 9. I'm Doin' Aright. 10. A One Armed Rockin' Chair. Written on CD: Recorded in The Woods. Trail Koss Production. Leonoard Arnold II.

Audio recording of Cow Jazz by Steven Fromholz. Tracklist: 1. Lady's Man. 2. Isla Mujeres. 3. In My Solitude. 4. I'd Have To Be Crazy. 5. A Candle Burns. 6. Blue Would I Be. 7. Cheatin' Home To Me. 8. Makin' My Getaway. 9. Here's That Rainy Day. 10. Jane's House. Produced by Steven Fromholz. c. 2000 Felicty Records, Austin, Texas.

Audio recording of Culture Shocks with Barry Lynn. Written on CD: Culture Shocks with Barry Lynn. August 22, 2007. Steven Fromholz.

Audio recording of Raz on the Braz by Steven Fromholz, 2001. Sticky note: Live Recording. Printed for CD: Raz on the Braz, 8-11-01. Disc #5. 1. Intro/Everybody's Goin' on the Road. 2. Bears. 3. "Red Velvet Love Thong." 4. If I Couldn't Get to the River. 5. A Guest In Your Heart. 6. I Gave Her a Ring. 7. "BS..Weak joke time" (3:00). 8.The old Home Place. 9. Late Nite Neon Shadows. 10. The Man With the Big Hat. 11. I'd Have to be Crazy. 12. Texas Trilogy: 1. Daybreak. 2. Trainride. 3. Bosque County Romance. 13. Work the Graveyard Shift.

Photograph of Vicky Moerbe (left) and Steven Fromholz (right) at a tribute concert for Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. They can be seen kissing in the center of the photograph with their eyes closed. They are holding hands.

Photograph of John McFee (left) and Guy Allison (right) on stage during a Doobie Brothers concert on May 29, 2005. McFee can be seen playing guitar, looking over at Allison and smiling. Allison is looking down at the keyboard in front of him.

Photograph of Tom Johnston on stage during a Doobie Brothers concert on May 29, 2005. Johnston can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, looking down. A guitar is hanging on a strap around his neck. Ed Toth can be seen sitting behind a drumkit in the background on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Fromholz can be seen in the center of the photograph, facing the camera and looking down. He is playing guitar and appears to be singing into the microphone in front of him.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz (right) performing with another man (left) at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. They are standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera. Each man is looking down at the guitar in his hands.

Photograph of a man performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. He is looking down at the neck of the guitar in his hands.

Photograph of a man performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. The man can be seen in the center of the photograph, looking down at the guitar in his hands.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz (right) performing with another man (left) at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Each man is standing behind a microphone, facing to the left of the camera slightly. Fromholz is doing peace signs over his own eyes with both hands. A guitar is hanging from his neck by a strap. The unknown man appears to be singing and playing guitar.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz (right) performing with another man (left) at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. They are standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera. Each man is looking down and playing guitar.

Photograph of Vicky Moerbe speaking at a tribute concert for herself at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Moerbe can be seen in the center of the photograph, looking to the right of the camera and smiling. She is holding a microphone with both hands.