IT ALL BEGINS WITH AN IDEA.

A Girl Can Dream Can’t She?

By all accounts, Suze should be filed under “never-was-has-been.” Suzé should be looking back and mourning the fact that she was unable to make a big hit with her music career in her twenties. But it would seem that the Fates had a different idea. His name was Frank Gorgo and he owns Breaking Glass Records.

Once a leather-clad, heavy metal singing goddess, Suzé is now a wife and mother of two. What the hell was Frank thinking?

According to Frank, from the moment he first heard Suzé sing, he fell in love with her vision as an artist. Her exceptional lyrics, haunting melodies and a voice that sounded like a smooth cocktail of bourbon with a shot of honey. Everything about her radiated passion about life, love and music. He knew he had to work with her and share her voice and songs with everyone else. “Oh, and by the way,” he said as he smiled. “Her publicity photo is not a product of photo shop. She’s got long natural blonde hair like Rapunzel. She’s still got it going on.”

Frank knew he had something special when he played “Broken Dreams” for another artist, a woman not given to great displays of emotion. She immediately broke down and cried. Her songwriting is so personal; it no doubt comes from her heart. He says he has seen this happen more than once and it still gives him a feeling that these songs are like magic.

“Of all the songs I’ve ever written with anyone,” said Frank, “the one I love the most is “Broken Dreams.” Suzé’s lyric ‘Broken dreams don’t fix real easy’ spoke volumes to me.” Frank is betting that it will speak to legions of music fans who will fall in love with her, too.