| Maine, a northeastern state in the United States of | | | | the dark nature of his novels. However, King dismisses |
| America, is home to a number of famous and | | | | this - he doesn't remember the event - and says the |
| remarkable people. Among these famous people are | | | | cover art of an H.P. Lovecraft short story collection (a |
| writer Stephen King, actress Liv Tyler and songwriter | | | | monster within a cavern found under a tombstone) |
| Dan Fogelberg. | | | | sparked the light bulb in his head for the type of stories |
| Dan Fogelberg | | | | he wanted to write. |
| The late Daniel Fogelberg was born in Peoria, Illinois, but | | | | King's first successful novel was Carrie, which was |
| lived in Deer Isle in Maine until his death on December | | | | released on Mother's Day in 1973. Published by Double |
| 15, 2007. Dan Fogelberg is known for his classic songs | | | | Day, Carrie is the story of a girl with psychic powers. It |
| like Leader of the Band, whose lyrics talk about a | | | | earned King US$400,000, with US$200,000 of the |
| son's appreciation of his father's training him both in the | | | | figure going to Double Day. |
| family and in music. | | | | The success of Carrie earned King a positive |
| Dan Fogelberg was born on August 31, 1951 to parents | | | | reputation. All his other novels were commercial |
| of musical backgrounds. His father, Lawrence Peter | | | | successes and were adapted into films. Two of these |
| Fogelberg, was a high school band director for Peoria | | | | novels were Pet Sematary and The Green Mile, with |
| Woodruff and Perkin High Schools. His mother, | | | | the latter made into a film starring award-winning actor |
| Margaret Young Fogelberg, was a classic pianist. | | | | Tom Hanks. |
| As a child, Dan Fogelberg was a self-taught pianist and | | | | Liv Tyler |
| slide guitarist. When he reached the age of 14, he | | | | Liv Tyler is famous in the public eye for her portrayals |
| joined a Beatles cover band called The Clan. 2 years | | | | as Bruce Willis' daughter in the science-fiction motion |
| later, he would join another cover band, The | | | | picture Armageddon, the elf Arwen in Peter Jackson's |
| Coachmen. As part of The Coachmen, Fogelberg | | | | Lord of the Rings film trilogy and for being the real-life |
| released two singles entitled "Maybe Time Will Let Me | | | | daughter of Aerosmith's vocalist Steven Tyler. |
| Forget" and "Don't Want to Lose Her." By the 1980s, | | | | Although she was born and continues to live in New |
| he was part of Frankie and the Aliens, who | | | | York City, Liv Tyler spent part of her childhood in |
| occasionally covered songs by Cream and Muddy | | | | Portland, Maine ( and attended three schools in the |
| Waters. | | | | area. These schools are, namely, Congressional School |
| Fogelberg's solo effort was not without failures, | | | | of Virginia, Breakwater Elementary and Waynflete. At |
| despite the success of later releases. His 1971 debut | | | | the age of 12, she moved back to New York City. |
| album was not received warmly, but in 1974 he | | | | Ms. Tyler was originally surnamed Rundgren, as she |
| bounced back with his second album "Souvenirs" | | | | was brought up to believe that Todd Rundgren was |
| which helped make him an instant hit. After Souvenirs, | | | | her biological after. According to her mother, Bebe |
| he released several other successful albums up until | | | | Buell, she chose to hide Steven Tyler's paternity |
| the 1980s. | | | | because the Aerosmith frontman had a major drug |
| In 2002, Fogelberg was one of 10 people inducted into | | | | abuse problem when Liv was born. |
| the Performers Hall of Fame at the Red Rocks | | | | After discovering the secret, Liv then changed her |
| Ampitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. | | | | surname to Tyler but keeping the Rundgren name as |
| Fogelberg found out he was afflicted with prostrate | | | | a middle name. She even appeared in the video of |
| cancer at an advanced stage after an examination in | | | | Aerosmith's song "Crazy". It could also be |
| May 2004. Although it was too late to eliminate the | | | | remembered that her father's band wrote several |
| cancer, it was stopped from spreading through | | | | songs featured in the soundtrack of Armageddon, her |
| therapy. After three years, he died of prostrate cancer | | | | most successful movie next to the Lord of the Rings |
| with his wife by his side. | | | | trilogy. |
| Stephen King | | | | Aside from acting, Liv also models as part of IMG |
| A successful writer of horror fiction novels, Stephen | | | | Models New York. |
| King is a man born and continuing to live in Maine. He | | | | Opportunities to Live in Maine |
| was born on September 21, 1947 in Portland, Maine, | | | | You, too, may have the potential for success that |
| just after World War 2. King was raised by his mother | | | | these successful residents of Maine have enjoyed. |
| after his father Donald Edwin King left them in 1949. | | | | Check out real estate properties up for sale in Maine, in |
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| death under the tracks of a train was the catalyst for | | | | |