1) If Paul/George/Richie was a girl, would she still b a part of Beatles?

2) Would you date her? Or rather, fight over her with the other lads?

3) Your take on female rocks stars, do you consider or would you have considered a threat to your popularity?

4) Love at first sight or falling in love gradually as you get to know the person?

5) Describe your India visit. Be honest.

Dear AshleyMaycury ,

1. I don't see why not! As long as she still had Paul's bass skills/George's guitar skills/Ringo's drum skills!

2. Dating her seems kind of strange now, being the old fart I am and how that seems like "incest" to date my band mate, but when I was young I would have jumped on it. Yes, we probably would have fought over her because that's what we did. When we met Jane Asher we were all scrambling to get her first. Now that I think about it, we were silly.

3. I don't have a single problem with female rock stars. I've never felt threatened by the, because there weren't that many in the 60s and I couldn't care less if people started listening to music other than mine. As long as they're listening to music!

4. Falling in love gradually. Everyone always talks about how magical love at first sight is, and I'm sure it happens all the time (heh heh heh, reference), but I prefer falling gradually, not face-planting.

5. India was interesting. I knew that Maharishi was a hoax the minute I saw him, but it was all for the experience and inspiration for me. George was the one who took it seriously, and never doubted the slime even after he'd fooled around with those women. That still makes my blood boil. I'm not going to get started about it, though. Deep breath, John.

Here's some pictures of me enjoying India:

This picture was taken after I told Cyn that I'd dropped her only toothbrush in the lake.

I thought there was something wrong with my guitar so I tried to sniff it out.

This is when I dropped my pick in my guitar and I literally spent the next two days trying to get it out.

Cheerio!