December 3, 2000: 

"Half Man-Half Beast" a lyrical ode to Slash, is approved and is now a permanent feature on Snakepit's Official Fan site, courtesy of Linda Scott. (To read the feature, click here).

February 6, 2001: 

"Rackism in Rock" a lyrical ode to KNAC.COM's,  "The Rack" is now featured on The Rack's Official home page in the "RACKISM" section.

February 7, 2001: 

Elaine Garvican, Scotland Pure Rock Patroller, submits a link to a killer KNAC Editorial & picture of the great writer. (To read the article, please click here.)

February 8, 2001: 

"Theoadore Muddfoot Keeps Old School Metal Alive" becomes Dallas' first featured article for KNAC Magazine's Headbangers section.  (To read the article, please click here.)

February 11, 2001: 

"KNAC Dot C'mon", a lyrical ode to KNAC.COM, is featured on the ROOMIE'S SCRIBBLE page at The House of Booze web site.

February 13, 2001 - March 1, 2001: 

Dallas McCoy is The Songwriters Directory's featured artist.

February 20, 2001: 

"G N' R Fan Awaits Chinese Democracy" becomes Dallas' second featured article for KNAC Magazine's Headbangers section. (To read the article, please click here.)

March 5, 2001: 

"Quiet Riot Live In Columbus Ohio" becomes Dallas' third featured article for KNAC Magazine's Headbangers section.  (To read the article, please click here.)

March 8, 2001:

Dallas is recruited by KNAC's Ed Kelley for Pure Rock Patrol.

May 4, 2001: 

"Rock on da Rocks" & "Bad Mood Cat" (#130), is featured on the ROOMIE'S SCRIBBLE page on The House of Booze web site.

May 20-May 26, 2001: 

Dallas is the House of Booze's featured "Roomie of the Week".

June 3, 2001: 

Dallas becomes a member of Riki Rachtman's World Famous Cathouse Club in W. Hollwood, CA. 

June 30, 2001: 

Hope On The Rise (1) is now a permanent feature on the Everly Brothers site at: http://www.everly.net/fan/art/5-dallas/dallas.htm

Dallas's latest Full Length Manuscript!

cover by: Craig Brown

"3 a.m. & cigarettes" (elements o' truth), was a self-published lyrical compilation featuring 13 of Dallas's best and/or favorites. It was published in Sterling Hts., MI. by Odyssey Books and distributed about for FREE among a hand picked host of people. Including friends, family & entertainment persons. Nearly 50 people received one around the country, on Halloween 2000 and here they are.

OHIO:

Threshold Audio & Video, Judy Cole, Sheri Blackburn, Joe Pasternak {of WLVQ FM.96}, Archie {of WLVQ FM.96}, Ronni Hunter {of WBZX The Blitz}, Connie Pack, Shelley Burke, Julie McHenry, Leigh & Sheila Farley, Fred Lawson, Tiger Wheeler, Kevin Lawson, Andy L. McCoy, Heather Bonifant, Echo E. Mitchell, Kathy Vogel {of WONE 97.5} Heather Cage and Toby McCoy

NORTH CAROLINA:

Samantha Cox, Shane Priest and Mark Arsen {of WRDU}

NEVADA:

Kathy Lunetta and Lark Williams {of KXPT}

CALIFORNIA:

The Whisky A-Go-Go, Eddie Gomez, Gerri Honaker, Mike Honaker, Adam Honaker, The Viper Room, The Rainbow Bar & Grill, Bob Coburn {of KCBS}, Phil Hullet {of KNAC.COM}, Frankie Di Vita {of KNAC.COM}, Rob Jones {of KNAC.COM}, and Vicki "The Rack" {of KNAC.COM}.

NEW YORK:

Cristin O' Keefe {of CBGB's National Poetry Slam}, Anita West {of WGRF 96.9 FM} and Maria Milito {of WAXQ FM}.

FLORIDA:

Ian Rose {of Theoadore Muddfoot}

For every action there's a reaction and here are just a few in regards to "3 a.m. & cigarettes"...

"It looks very interesting" (Eddie Gomez of Bug Music)

"Real nice friend. The packaging is sweet and I dug your influences, lol." (Anita West of WGRF)

"This is so impressive and I look forward to seeing more of your work" (Connie Pack)

"I read it several times and still find new aspects that I missed before" (Samantha Cox)

"It was cool. I could actually relate to the shit." (Adam Honaker)

"It was trippy! But I mean that in a good way. It was wild." (Archie of WLVQ FM .96)

"Yes I liked it!" (Maria Milito of WAXQ FM)