Eric Dill checked in with fans on his blog at MySpace on Sunday (November 15). The former frontman for The Click Five writes:

Hello all! I’ve been busy writing and having a great and challenging time exploring and really trying to make some interesting new music. The tonsils are fully healed (rather, where they were removed from) and like all good surgeries, it’s as if it never was. I’ve got a photoshoot this Thursday and I’ll make sure to post some pics. Gotta get some headshot style photos too for an agency I’ll be working with, so that’s a new exciting extra facet to my days. Time to hit the treadmill for a 30 min incline walk… softdrinks, thought strangely delicious do put on some lb’s.
-Eric

Eric Dill checked in with fans on his blog at MySpace on Thursday (August 6), talking about finally getting his tonsils removed. The Click Five’s ex-singer writes:

I went back to Indy (parents house) and had my tonsils taken out a while ago (I was done have tonsillitis so often) and that was quite an ordeal, well it is for us old folks. Apparently kids can get them out and be up and off running around without a problem. For others, especially adults, it can be a pretty difficult recovery. However, through the nastiness of that whole affair I will now never have to deal with tonsillitis and will even enjoy more resonance in my voice and room to get the full breadth of sound to come through. Imagine the tonsils, if they are sizable on some individuals, as sound dampening units absorbing otherwise projected voice. So, nice to not have them.

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Eric Dill updated fans on his blog at MySpace on Wednesday (April 8), responding to when fans can expect him to release a new album. The Click Five’s ex-singer writes:

Q: When will you release an album?
A: Writing and working towards an album, not sure when it will be finished or released. Wish there was more info here. If anything changes, I will let you know.
-Eric

Eric Dill updated fans on his blog at MySpace on Tuesday (December 2). Dill, working on his debut solo album after leaving The Click Five in late 2006, tells readers:

Hello everyone, hope you had a great Thanksgiving! After being home to visit for the Holiday, I headed South to Nashville and I’ll be here for the week doing some writing. Already, some great new music is shaping-up. Enjoy your week.

-Eric