Well for the past 7+ years I've been a daddy (got one of each), which isn't really a hobby but definitely adds spice and variety to your life. They really dig wheeling, too, which I'm psyched about.
Otherwise. I've been playing music since I was four. Piano for 11 years, and guitar for ... 26? 27 years now? (sheesh) My old band put out a couple CDs and we actually played the man stage at Woodstock '99 in Rome, NY to about 50,000 people on opening day. I also played the National Anthem at a Utica Blue Devils (Devils' farm tream) hockey game.

Now I do sound on the side and just started playing w/ my Dad's band, The Degenerators. My gear:
Amps:
- Mesa/Boogie DC-3 w/ 200w EV Black Widow in an open-backed cabinet
- 1965 Fender Showman head w/ a BandMaster cabinet stuffed w/ 2x12" Celestion 30s
- Fender Mustang II (house amp) - modeling amp, seriously impressive software
- Marshall 15w shoebox practice amp
Guitars:
- Parker PM-20
- Ibanez S540LTD 'Sabre'
- Charvel Model 3 (American) - hot-rodded
- Godin LG-XT (electric/peizo/midi-capable)
- Late '60s Hagstrom electric 12 string
- Bunger Guitars Custom Shop one-off
- FrankenStrat
- Martin D1 (acoustic)
- 2 build projects
Basses:
- Late '60s Hagstrom bass
- OLP Musicman Bullet knock-off
And I'm an avid motorcyclist - I put way more miles on 2 wheel than I do 4 in a year. Currently in my garage:
- 1997 Ducati Monster 750 - 1 of 100
- 1988 Ducati Paso 750 - 1 of 55
- 1982 Yamaha Maxim 750 (My dad's, but has become a café bike project)
I collect comics, too - for years now, although I took a break for a while because the art & storylines sucked. Mostly X-men & associated titles. I have Uncanny X-men starting around #95 or so, into the 200s (when they started sucking), and picked back up around #260 to present (#540 or so?). Along with a bunch of other ones. I have all the Spawns, all the Savage Dragons (although they've been sucking for a while now too). DC is rebooting all their major lines, so I've been thinking about picking up Batman, but we'll see.
And of course, being a home-owner, especially in a 1910 Craftsman, there is never a lack of something that needs doing.
