Alan Kaye – Comedian and Celebrity Impressionist

Paul Heckmann sat down with Alan Kayes – a comedian, celebrity impressionist and long-time opening act for the band Chicago.

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Billy Bob Harris – Master of Connecting the Dots

Paul Heckmann sat down with Billy Bob Harris – a roommate and biz partner with former Cowboy and Bronco BB Craig Morton. Billy Bob was quoted numerous…

Kim Harmon Gatlin – Bestselling Author of GCB

Paul Heckmann sat down with Kim Harmon Gatlin – author of the bestselling book that became the ABC television series “GCB” based on her…

John Niland – Dallas Cowboy Pro Bowl Guard

Paul Heckmann sat down with John Niland – a former Iowa Hawkeye and Dallas Cowboy from the East Coast that played under Tom Landy…

Earl Young – Gold Medal Winning Olympic Sprinter

Paul Heckmann sat down with Earl Young – a former Californian turned Dallasite. From his days winning Olympic track gold to victory over Leukemia…

Burton Gilliam, (2 of 2)

Paul Heckmann sat down with Burton Gilliam an actor, fireman, boxer and much more. In this second of two interviews, Gilliam reflects on his acting career, dating life and…

Burton Gilliam, Fireman, Boxer and Famous Actor (1 of 2)

Paul Heckmann sat down with Burton Gilliam an actor, fireman, boxer and much more. In this first of two interviews, Gilliam reflects on his time growing up in Dallas…

Tommy Loy, Dallas Cowboy Trumpeter

After he performed The National Anthem for Mr. Murchison, he waited to hear if he got the job. The clock was fast approaching kickoff and he hadn’t heard if he was selected so he prepared to find a place to watch the game. Five minutes before kickoff, he got the call that Mr. Murchison wanted to go with his solo rendition, which began what would be a 22-year stint as the Dallas Cowboys solo trumpeter.

STEVE BROOKS, ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE!

Willie had me come up to Colorado – actually, had me paint a tepee for him at his place. It was actually on the Barbara Walters special with Willie. If you look in the background, you’ll see a tepee. So, I was there painting the tepee. Then, we did the picnic in ’79. Willie had just bought the country club down there – Pedernales Country Club. So, we did that picnic – well, it was right after the picnic. So then, he wanted me to come up to Colorado to his house. He’d bought another tepee that he wanted me to paint. This thing was huge. It was in Life magazine. You should see that.