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Northampton's James Chapman (aka Maps) definitely played more than a few
mind games with his latest CD. But these particular games weren't aimed
at deception, but at a winning philosophy. With the album's theme being
"mental states," Chapman says that the lyrics and the set's feel were a
very personal thing that were inspired in part by leaving psychotropics
behind and in part by a more positive approach to life itself. 
