Roger T. Pipe:  We're on the floor of the AVN Adult Expo with Daisy Chain. Thank you for taking the time to talk to the readers.

Daisy Chain:  Thank you for having me.

Roger T. Pipe:  You're here at the Elegant Angel booth for the whole show?

Daisy Chain:  Yes I am, for the whole three days.

Roger T. Pipe:  Which movies are you promoting?

Daisy Chain:  I'm promoting S.M.U.T. #16, which is up for an award from AVN for best all girl scene. I'm also promoting Buttwoman 2000, which is up for the same award.

Roger T. Pipe:  You're in two movies up for the same award?

Daisy Chain:  Five

Roger T. Pipe:  Five? So basically, you're going to win an award for best all girl sex no matter which movie gets it.

Daisy Chain:  I don't know. I think that it's very political and I'm not a very big player in that game. I almost think that they gave me the five nominations as a way to validate me, but that's about as far as it's going to go.

Roger T. Pipe:  But you have to be proud.

Daisy Chain:  Sure, I worked my ass off, so it's nice to be recognized.

Roger T. Pipe:  If you were voting in that category, which one would you vote for?

Daisy Chain:  The best scene that I did was a ten-girl shower scene for a movie called "Ooze." I had the most amazing sexual experience that I've ever had in my life.

Roger T. Pipe:  With who?

Daisy Chain:  With Chloe.

Roger T. Pipe:  What made it so amazing?

Daisy Chain:  I don't know if we'll ever get to see it because it was fisting. I fisted her for about fifteen minutes. The constricting of the walls of her vagina was so amazing. I could actually feel the orgasm that she was experiencing because I'm a woman and I've had the same type of orgasm. I was in tears afterwards because I was overwhelmed. That was my favorite, but the scene I've heard the most feedback on was the Buttwoman 2000 scene with Charlene Aspen and Linda Diego

Roger T. Pipe:  Let's get a little background on you. Where are you from?

Daisy Chain:  I grew up in California. I was raised in Carmel and currently live in Santa Barbara.

Roger T. Pipe:  How long have you been in this business?

Daisy Chain:  I've been in this business for a little over two years.

Roger T. Pipe:  How old are you?

Daisy Chain:  I'm thirty-five.

Roger T. Pipe:  You're how old?

Daisy Chain:  Thirty-five. I feel good that I'm able to do this at my older age.

Roger T. Pipe:  You're in great shape.

Daisy Chain:  Thanks. I haven't augmented or changed anything other than the tattooing and piercing which is something I enjoy.

Roger T. Pipe:  What did you do before porn?

Daisy Chain:  I did a number of things. I was a radio DJ in Santa Barbara. I managed many businesses, worked in restaurants, internet companies. I've had a variety of jobs, but this is by far, the most fun.

Roger T. Pipe:  So you got into porn at thirty-three. That's considerably older than the average rookie. What brought you into the business?

Daisy Chain:  I got into the business with my long time boyfriend, James Lynn Strait the singer for a band named Snot. Our first film was for Matt Zane. We did it as a couple, playing off the fact that a rock star was doing porn. Backstage Sluts #2 was my first movie and I did that under my real name. After doing that, I had so much fun that I decided to do more girl/girl stuff. We were going to roll that into our whole thing, with the music and the internet. Unfortunately, he passed away. He was killed in a car accident in December of 1998. I had been in the business for about six months at that point. It happened two days after our second scene and that scene was the last time we had sex. I stayed in the business, staying true to our original plan, which was to have me just do other women. I couldn't do men because I don't like multiple male partners. When I have a male mate, that is my man. It takes a lot for me to make that commitment, so I couldn't just show up on sets and have sex with men. That's not for me, but I can do that with women. I love the alter ego of it, what it's like to be a guy, come in, fuck a girl, not know her name and never have to call her again.

Roger T. Pipe:  Other than those first couple of scenes, you've just gone girls.

Daisy Chain:  Yes. I do have a pictorial coming up. I have always wanted to see a black man's flesh on my flesh. I did a pictorial for Club Magazine with Mr. Marcus. It will be in the March issue. That's probably the only thing fans will see of Daisy Chain with a guy because my early scenes I did as myself.

Roger T. Pipe:  Any favorite girls?

Daisy Chain:  My favorite girl goes by the name of Cassidy now. She used to be Bobbi and I love her. I love Lola and Bunny Luv. Those are my three favorites. Then we've got Kaylynn, Charlene Aspen and my best friend in this business, Jill Kelly. She also suffered a tragedy in her life and we really bonded. She is a true friend. And we can't forget Tabitha Stevens, she's great.

Roger T. Pipe:  What about some girls you haven't worked with yet?

Daisy Chain:  There was really only one woman I wanted from the time I got into this business, Dee. I finally got her in the last scene I did.

Roger T. Pipe:  How was it?

Daisy Chain:  Amazing. She is so beautiful and wonderful.

Roger T. Pipe:  Anyone still on the wish list?

Daisy Chain:  Of those I haven't conquered yet, probably Jenna. I would love to do a scene with her.

Roger T. Pipe:  She's on the floor somewhere, shall we go hunt her down.

Daisy Chain:  Can we? I don't know. I have met her a few times and she's been nothing but rude. I support her though. It's all about where you are in your life and what you think of yourself.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do you have a website or a way fans can contact you?

Daisy Chain:  I'm too much of a stoner. If I had a web site, I wouldn't keep up with my email and I would disappoint my fans. I stay away from that all together. No fan mail, no web site. I like staying underground. If people like my movies great, if not, then they haven't heard of me.

Roger T. Pipe:  Do you watch your own movies?

Daisy Chain:  I do and my favorite is still Backstage Sluts #02. My first scene, his first scene, it's so raw, so real. We did it with this little thing who was in the business for only two weeks, totally cute. There was a lot of energy there.

Roger T. Pipe:  Were you nervous?

Daisy Chain:  We were both a little nervous. It took Matt about a year of coaxing us, before we finally agreed. We decided it would be good advertisement for him.

Roger T. Pipe:  Did you get a lot of feedback on that?

Daisy Chain:  It's still selling well and I just saw a recent review of it. The movie was made over two and a half years ago, but it's all been positive. There has been a lot of press lately. Some bands made a tribute album for Lynn called Straight Up. That came out November 7th and has Jonathan from Korn, Limp Bizkit, Ozzy Ozborne and a bunch of others. They all wrote songs and it's beautiful.

Roger T. Pipe:  What does the future hold for you?

Daisy Chain:  It's hard to say. I have been doing a little bit of directing. I have always done some writing, so I would like to move in that direction. We'll just see what this year holds for me. I'm kind of moving away a little to be honest. My mourning is coming to an end and I'm almost feeling strong enough to face the real calamities of the world.

Roger T. Pipe:  Has your experience been a good one?

Daisy Chain:  Oh yes. I have said that if I win an award at the show, that I would retire in my speech. For me, I would rather leave loving every bit of this business, still getting phone calls, than waiting a year or two, not knowing if I'm going to work or not. Not having the admiration and respect of my friends. I want to stay loving it.

Roger T. Pipe:  Anything you want to add?

Daisy Chain:  No. I really enjoyed this interview. You're easy to talk to. Thank you for taking the time, I really appreciate it. To the fans, thanks for your support and buy Straight Up.

Roger T. Pipe:  Thanks so much.