Where in the WORLD is Patrick?!

[Whitefish]

Any news on Patrick? He just seems to have vanished. I worry about him a lot when we don't hear anything about him or his activities. I am also sorry to see that Yes have been recoginizing him less and less. On Natural Timbre, Steve did not give him credit for To Be Over, which he rightfully deserves as he was listed as a contributor to it on Relayer. Also, heard that he wanted to get back in Yes when Rick left the last time (not this time) and it was being considered, but somebody vetoed it. Don't know if there is any truth to this or not.
I really would have loved to have seen Patrick rejoin Yes this tour.

[oliasdoug]

Any news on Patrick? He just seems to have vanished. I worry about him a lot when we don't hear anything about him or his activities. I am also sorry to see that Yes have been recoginizing him less and less. On Natural Timbre, Steve did not give him credit for To Be Over, which he rightfully deserves as he was listed as a contributor to it on Relayer. Also, heard that he wanted to get back in Yes when Rick left the last time (not this time) and it was being considered, but somebody vetoed it. Don't know if there is any truth to this or not.
I really would have loved to have seen Patrick rejoin Yes this tour.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And if somebody is dead-set against him rejoining Yes, I would love to hear him do another electronic fusion-jazz prog-rock album along the lines of "I." Of all the Yes solo recordings of 1976, the only one I liked more than "I" was OLIAS.

[pianozach]

His website, http://www.patrickmoraz.net/, has little information:

His discography is being remastered and the first six albums are available.

He wrote an "In Memoriam" last month for Refugee's Brian Davison.

And he did some radio shows a year ago.

That's about it.

He last visited his MySpace page, http://www.myspace.com/patrickmoraz7784 back in January. He has evidently not ever posted on it . . .