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back 1998: Just like everyone else, you can’t help but marvel at the twisted greatness of Omotesando Dori Avenue, Harajuku, on a Sunday. Credit: Unknown.

back 1998: And partying in Tokyo with Queenie and Johnny and friends. See the London Nite in Tokyo video here. Credit: Johnny.

back 1998: But it was also a whole lot of fun in Hong Kong. DJing at Chemical Suzy in Tsim Sha Tsui, and here at C-Top in Central, Johnny, Bec, Andy and our friends rocked well hard. Credit: Queenie.

back 1998: Dave and Jose kept me in the loop. Credit: Adam.

back 1998: The things you really notice when you take the Australian out of Australia – space, sun, air, cheese, and did I mention space, are at a premium elsewhere. Sanity doesn’t come cheap either. Credit: Adam.

back 1998: One frequent sanity pleaser was sneaky weekends back to Perth to hang with friends, catch some live music, breathe real air and take in real sunlight. Often I would decide Friday at 5pm to jump on the red-eye from HK to Perth, crash at buddy Jose’s place waterside in Nedlands, and just chill. Credit: Adam.

back 1998: Working with amazing content and with great people such as Nick and Alex from the team made everything a little more than tolerable. Credit: Unknown.

back 1998: The game was a top job from an office overlooking HK, coordinating the best content from the best writers for a top publication. Credit: Adam.

back 1998: The manic grin here belies a couple of stories. While living it up in HK is fun for a while, if you’re not entertained intellectually it just gets freaky. Nina didn’t like HK, had no inspiration to be there, thus left for Taiwan shortly after. I stayed to play the game. We broke up 8 months later. Credit: Adam.

back 1998: There is no lesser word for it – we were plain-out rescued. Liz and Bex took us under their wing as we were invited to share their flat on Conduit Rd, Midlevels. And I got a dream job with Time Magazine. Credit: Adam.