Photograph of a band playing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Individuals have been identified as: (l-r) Joe Forlini, Gray Gregson, Kim Hayley, and Pat Green. The men are standing side by side, playing their instruments. Two other men can be seen in the background. Audience members can be seen sitting in the foreground of the photograph with their backs turned to the camera.

Photograph of a band playing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Joe Forlini (left) and Gray Gregson (2nd right) can be identified among the group. Forlini and Gregson are standing side by side, facing the camera. Forlini appears to be playing guitar. Gregson is looking out past the camera with both hands on the keyboard in front of him.

Photograph of a band performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. One man can be seen in the center of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. He is grasping a microphone with his left hand and appears to be singing. A second man can be seen playing drums in the background on the left side of the photograph. Kim Hayley (2nd right) and Pat Green (right) are playing guitar on the right side of the photograph. Hayley has been partially obstructed from view by the vocalist.

Photograph of a band performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Four men can be seen standing side by side, facing the camera. They are each holding a guitar. Vinnie "Bean" Garbanzo (2nd right) can be identified among the band. Audience members can be seen sitting in the foreground of the photograph with their backs turned to the camera.

Photograph of a band performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Four men can be seen standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera. They are each holding a guitar. Vinnie "Bean" Garbanzo (2nd right) can be identified among the band. One man (2nd left) appears to be singing into the microphone in front of him. Audience members can be seen sitting in the foreground at the bottom of the photograph, facing away from the camera.

Photograph of a band performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. One man (left) is holding a violin in his left hand, and appears to be singing into the microphone in front of him. Vinnie "Bean" Garbanzo (right) is playing bass guitar on the right side of the photograph. A third man can be seen playing drums in the background, but his face has been partially obstructed from view by a symbol on the drumkit.

Photograph of a band performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Two men can be seen standing side by side, playing saxophone (left) and bass guitar (right). The bassist is looking out to the right of the camera and smiling. The saxophonist is looking down.

Photograph of Bobby Boyd performing at a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe at Saxon Pub in Austin, TX. Boyd can be seen in the center of the photograph, looking to the right of the camera and smiling. He appears to be playing guitar.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Photograph of Craig Hillis (left) and Steven Fromholz (right) at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip in November 2002. They are both looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Craig Hillis at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip with Steven Fromholz in November 2002. He is looking at the camera and smiling. Building structures can be seen among the desert landscape and mountains in the background of the photograph.

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

Photograph of Steven Fromholz and his daughter, Darcie, at the Poet Laureate of Texas ceremony on May 9, 2007. Darcie is standing on the right side of the photograph with her back turned to the camera, pinning a white boutonniere onto her father's suit. Steven is looking down at her.

Photograph of downtown Lajitas, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. A business strip spans the photograph horizontally. The sign closest to the camera reads, "Frontier Drug Company."

Photograph of the exterior sign at Saxon Pub in Austin TX, taken during a tribute concert for Vicky G. Moerbe before her surgery in 2002. "LIVE MUSIC" can be read in neon lit letters above the venue's name.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz and friends at the Far Flung Adventures in Terlingua, Texas; c. 2000s. The group is huddled together and posing for a group photograph in front of a beige RV van. Fromholz is in the center of the photograph.

Photograph of the grave of Don Smith at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Empty bottles have been piled up above a grouping of rocks. A slab in the center of the rocks reads, "[19]40-1986 Don Smith [--] Held in the arms of my desert I assured lyres in peace." Directly above the slab is a small rectangular metal object with a marijuana leaf motif in its center.

Photograph of the grave of Don Smith at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Empty bottles have been piled up above a grouping of rocks. A slab in the center of the rocks reads, "[19]40-1986 Don Smith [--] Held in the arms of my desert I assuredly rest in peace." Directly above the slab is a small rectangular metal object with a marijuana leaf motif in its center.

Photograph of the grave of Felix R. Valenzuela at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. A large wooden cross has been placed on top of a rectangular limestone structure above ground. A plaque on the cross reads, "Felix R. Valenzuela February 22, 1882 - June 19, 1938." A bouquet of flowers has been placed on top of the grave. Other graves can be seen next to and behind Valenzuela's. The desert landscape can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the grave of Kenneth "Zero" Kempf at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The wooden headstone reads, "Kenn[eth] 'Zer[o'] [K]empf 8-27-33 [--] 11-25-93 [Friend to All]." A floral wreath has been placed over the center of the headstone. A United States flag is hanging out from the left side. Rocks can be seen outlining the grave. A small patch of desert flowers are growing beneath the headstone. Several wooden crosses can be seen on a large pile of rocks in the background on the right side of the of the photograph.