A departure from the political tone of his band Hear and his writing on politics, Andrew Hammer in this book reveals a personal side that is both passionate and skeptical. An inquisitive spirituality is at the centre of Hammer's work, which alternates between themes both light and dark. From the beautifully simple opening poem 'sound will pour' to the final poem 'hitorerut' (the Hebrew word for awakening), Hammer reveals an unexpected talent as a poet that exceeds that of many other musicians who aspire to poetry.
Andrew Hammer is the Past Master of Alexandria-Washingon Lodge N. 22 (A.L. 6010), and holds a Gold Card in the Grand Lodge of Virginia, which certifies his proficiency in all aspects of Masonic ritual. He is a Royal Arch Mason, a Companion of the Allied Masonic Degrees and a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. He is a member of the Quatuor Coronati Correspondence Circle, the Philalethes Society, the Masonic Society, and sits on the Executive Committee of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association. He resides in Alexandria Virginia.