A cherubic smile and "cool Krishna heavy Metal." 

Mother Punk reminded me of a character out of a John Waters movie, had he felt the need to cast a more heavy set, Nancy Spungun type.

He wore my grandma’s clothes. He looked incredible.

Suffolk native, Fred Quayle, Mac's father, was known as a bit of a "Renaissance Man." He was very creatively gifted, but also quite a Statesman.

In the early 1980's Portsmouth native Mac Quayle began his professional music career in High School when fellow P-Town musician friend Kelly Miltier asked him to join his popular New Wave/punk band the X-Raves.