About Doug Hubley
Doug Hubley is a musician, editor and writer living in Portland, Maine.
As a writer, he has covered arts and lifestyle topics for newspapers and magazines in Maine and Massachusetts. After two decades in journalism, he works these days in the communications office at a small Maine college.
Doug began learning the guitar in 1966, and hopes to complete the job one day. His first performances took place in the 1970s. He has played solo and with bands including the Mirrors, the Fashion Jungle, the Cowlix, the Boarders and Howling Turbines.
Today he is one-half of Day for Night, an acoustic country band also starring Gretchen Schaefer.
hey doug, great to see you’re still as active as always
keep up the great work man
happy new year
joe B
Hi Doug – Walking around the old port, visited the original Sweet Potato office on Fore St, then googled sweet potato for grins. Found your post! Brought back many fond memories of great music and fun times
FYI – my brother Ryan has an almost complete set, so there may be more on this, if there’s any interest in more of same…
David Wright (1/2 founder, Sweet Pototo)
Doug..are you the Doug who lent me a Kinks t-shirt to wear to a Halloween party in 1977 at Peter Bass’s house??
The Wright Brothers..worked for you guys typesetting at Sweet Potato. how did that happen anyway?!
Martha C
Martha, thanks for your comment. I don’t remember the Peter Bass party, but ’77 was long ago . . . Could it have been Doug Warren, who also worked at the Portland newspapers?
I free-lanced for Face magazine, successor to Sweet Potato, once or twice but was never on staff.
I enjoyed looking at some of your old photos. Spent quite a bit of time in that basement. Glad to see you are still using your musical talents.