Getting a law degree signed his death warrant with the major record labels
—New York Times. Ed Ward writes about Andy Zwerling, one of music's gray men, lost in the background, struggling for the front, with talent and drive to spare. "If the company didn't like what they turned in, the label might ask for its money back. Those unwilling to comply could be forced to remain under contract for years, unable to record for anyone else unless a new label bought out their debt."'
