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Before posting I tried looking it up on the library website, and I think I found the right one.  If I did, the author is:   J. Gordon Melton.

I remember him-- Dr. Melton joined Lara Parker for a signing at the Dark Delicacies bookstore the year after Angelique's Descent came out.

Under one of my photos of the two of them, I wrote that she's looking through the newly revamped 2nd ed. of his TVB:TEOTU, so it seems this newest ed. was 10 years in the making.

I'd link to the pictures on the web but it appears that Tim Choate's old pages are infected with a Trojan.  

I think that interview was taken on the set of a vampire documentary.

Oh, um... SF Vortex?

To celebrate Cyber Monday (though I didn't receive the email until this morning), Entertainment Earth has the Spectre Toys werewolf and Angelique action figures marked down to $14.99 all week.  (Only a limited number of the Chris-as-werewolf figures were made.)

The Barnabas action figure and set are not on sale.

All Spectre Toys DS Merchandise

KLS had a guest role in an episode of that spoof police series in the 1970s that Leslie Nielsen starred in.

She talked about that part at the 2006 Fest in Brooklyn:

One woman asked Kathryn about her role in Police Squad, ("The one where I'm wearing all the wigs," KLS said knowingly) "What was it like to work with Leslie Nielsen? He seems like such a funny man." "He is! He used to carry around a whoopee cushion and make funny noises behind people's backs." Richard Halpern corroborated this. "I worked with him in Repossessed (the Leslie Nielsen/Linda Blair Exorcist parody) I had a small part in that.  He used that whoopee cushion on the CEO of Paramount Studios. We couldn't believe it." Kathryn also told us about her audition for the movie. "I read the script and thought it was hilarious, but when I went to read for the part, they wanted me to be serious.  “Read it like you're Gene Tierney,' they told me. So I did, and they were cracking up. Then, when we were filming it, I was supposed to have braces, but the make-up man had forgotten to get me some.  So I took foil and tied it on my teeth with dental floss to look like braces. (Ingenious!)  I played the part of 'The Big Blonde' and I was a brunette.  It was a lot of fun."

(I do too.  That is too funny!)

Wegman's must be an East Coast thing??

There's a link to his "Daphne" vid in this topic--

New Song Pays Tribute To Kate Jackson/Daphne

That YouTube page will take you to his other song.