Ex. 10.02

                               ADMINISTRATION AGREEMENT


     THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into as of the 20th day of October, 
1997, by and between SONGS FOR THE PLANET, INC., 2831 Dogwood Place, 
Nashville, Tennessee, 37204, a Tennessee Corporation (hereinafter referred to 
as "Company") and TRUTHWORKS MUSIC (BMI) AND ITS AFFILIATED ASCAP AND SESAC 
COMPANY, a sole proprietorship, 7107 Crossroads Blvd., Suite 105, Brentwood, 
Tennessee 37027 (hereinafter referred to as "Publisher").

     WHEREAS, Company is engaged in the business of publishing and 
administering copyrights in musical compositions in all fields of use 
throughout the world; and

     WHEREAS, Publisher desires to engage the services of Company to 
administer the copyrights and interests of Publisher in musical compositions 
under the terms and conditions hereinafter stated.

     NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed as follows:

     1.   Publisher hereby employs the services of Company to administer the 
copyrights and interests in musical compositions of Publisher in all fields 
of use throughout the world.  The musical compositions subject to this 
agreement are and include each and every musical composition in which 
Publisher now owns or hereafter acquires rights or interests under the 
copyrights therein or any contractual rights in connection there with, during 
the term of this agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Compositions").  
Company's rights, powers, privileges and duties with respect to the 
Compositions, as hereinafter more particularly stated, shall extend and apply 
to any and all contracts and licenses heretofore made or issued by or in 
behalf of or for the benefit of Publisher and hereafter, during the term 
hereof, made or issued by or in behalf of or for the benefit of Publisher 
with respect to the Compositions and rights therein and proceeds therefrom in 
all the United States Copyright Law, together with mechanical, electrical 
transcription, synchronization, audiovisual, performance and printed matter 
rights and usages as well as other rights and usages of the Compositions now 
known or hereafter coming into existence during the term hereof (hereinafter 
referred to as "Licensed Usages").

     2.   During the term of this agreement, Company agrees to perform or 
secure the performance of, the following services for Publisher with respect 
to the Compositions:

          A.   To register claims to copyright in the United States of 
America and to secure renewals of the same in the name of Publisher as the 
copyright proprietor thereof or as otherwise designated by Publisher as the 
copyright proprietor of the same.  In order to assist Company in the 
performance of such services, Publisher shall furnish Company with such 
information and documents as it may reasonably request, including, without 
limitation the information and documents hereinafter described.  Publisher 
shall provide Company with copies of all Compositions or furnish Company with 
a schedule of same setting forth as to each of the Compositions the title 
thereof, the date of registration of a claim to copyright therein, the name 
and address of the copyright proprietor or proprietors and the name and 
address of the writer or writers; and Publisher shall furnish Company with 
three (3) legible lead sheets, and/or demonstration records, and/or master 

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recordings of each of the Compositions to be copyrighted together with a 
written statement of the name and address of the copyright proprietor or 
proprietors and of the writer or writers and the title thereof (if the same 
does not appear on such lead sheet), the date of first publication, if any, 
and the approximate date when the first commercial recording is to be 
released embodying the same.

          B.   To prepare Single Song Agreements and Copyright Assignments 
between Publisher and writer or writers and Publisher will furnish Company 
with copies of all contracts between Publisher and writers or composers of 
the Compositions now in existence and hereafter made during the term hereof.

          C.   To accept and deliver to Publisher all accounting and royalty 
statements hereafter received by Publisher during the term hereof with 
respect to the Compositions, to collect royalties, monies and all other 
compensation or advances for Licensed Usages and unpaid and hereafter 
accruing during the term hereof, as the agent for collection of Publisher, 
including, without limitation, the Publisher's share of performance monies 
from the performance rights organizations with which Publisher is affiliated. 
 In order to assist Company in the performance of said services, Publisher 
shall provide Company with copies of all contracts and licenses now existing 
and here after made or issued during the term hereof with respect to all 
Licensed Usages of the Compositions, including, without limitation, 
copublishing agreements with other publishers and persons throughout the 
world together with copies of all accounting statements heretofore rendered 
to Publisher thereunder, if any.  Publisher shall furnish Company with copies 
of its agreements with each performing rights organization with which it is 
or has been affiliated together with copies of all accounting statements 
heretofore received thereunder, if any.

          D.   To negotiate and execute all contracts and licenses in respect 
to any and all Licensed Usages of the Compositions in the Territory during 
the term hereof, including amendments to and modifications of existing 
contracts and licensing.

          E.   To report to Publisher all unauthorized usages of the 
Compositions that come to the attention of Company together with whatever 
facts Company has discovered in that regard (without any obligation on the 
part of Company to affirmatively uncover unauthorized usages on the 
Compositions or make any discovery in connection therewith).  Company shall 
assist Publisher to negotiate, compromise or settle any contractual disputes 
or litigated matters with respect to the Compositions.  Publisher shall 
execute any and all such settlement agreements and Company shall not have any 
duty hereunder with respect thereto.

          F.   To render statements to writers, authors and composers of the 
Compositions with respect to royalties or other monies accrued to or for 
their account from Licensed Usages of the Compositions, if requested by 
Publisher, and to pay from the funds received and collected by Company with 
respect to the Compositions, all royalties and other sums becoming due to the 
writers, authors and composers of the Compositions or for their benefit 
(including reimbursements due to Publisher with respect to advances by 
Publisher to any writer, author or composer).  All statements and payments 
rendered by Company to the writers, authors and composers of the Compositions 
pursuant to this agreement shall be rendered for, on behalf of and in the 
name of Publisher and in accordance with the publishing contracts and other 
documents and information provided by Publisher and Company shall have no 
liability of any kind or nature to Publisher or said writers, authors and 
composers with respect thereto.

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          G.   To perform all other administrative services customarily 
incident to the administration of the music publishing catalogue, including 
without limitation, necessary secretarial and clerical services, telephone 
and similar services; provided, however, that all direct expenses incurred by 
Company in connection with the performance of its services hereunder shall be 
reimbursed to Company from and out of the money, property and other valuable 
consideration received by Company hereunder for the benefit of Publisher with 
respect to the Compositions pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 4.E. of 
this agreement.

     3.   Publisher hereby constitutes and appoints Company or its designee 
as the agent and special attorney-in-fact to do each and all of the following 
acts and things in the name of Publisher:

          A.   If requested by Publisher, to prepare, execute, file and 
register Claims of Copyright in the Compositions and renewals of the same, in 
the name of Publisher as copyrights proprietor.

          B.   To collect royalties, monies and all other compensation or 
advances for Licensed Usages of each and all of the Compositions throughout 
the world heretofore accrued and unpaid and hereafter accruing during the 
term hereof, including, without limitation, the Publisher's share of all such 
payments for mechanical, electrical transcription, synchronization, 
audiovisual, performance and printed matter rights and usages as well as all 
other rights and usages of the Compositions now known or hereafter coming 
into existence during the term hereof; and to receive and deliver receipts 
for any and all such collections if necessary to do so.

          C.   If requested by Publisher, to endorse all checks and drafts 
received by Company with respect to the Compositions for deposit only and to 
deposit all such checks, drafts and other receipts in the accounts maintained 
by Company at banking institutions selected from time to time by Company for 
such purposes.

          D.   If requested by Publisher, to collect all monies and payments 
arising from or in connection with settlement agreements of any kind or 
nature executed by Publisher with respect to the Compositions; and to execute 
and deliver receipts for the same; and to endorse and deposit checks and 
drafts and all other receipts in connection with the foregoing in Company's 
said trust account.

          E.   To render statements, accountings and payments to the writers, 
authors and composers of the Compositions as provided in paragraph 2E hereof.

          F.   Company shall furthermore have the incidental right, power and 
authority to execute any and all other additional documents, instruments or 
other writings that may be necessary to carry out any of the foregoing acts, 
in the name of and for the benefit of Publisher.  Publisher hereby ratifies 
all of the acts and conduct of company performed under and pursuant to the 
authority given and granted to Company hereunder and reasonably implied 
therefrom.

     4.   A.   For all services performed by Company hereunder, Company shall 
retain a sum equal to Two and One-Half percent (2.5%) of the gross income (as 
defined below) with regard to the Compositions received during the term 
hereof and otherwise set forth in paragraph 7.B. below.

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          B.   As used herein, the term "gross income" shall mean all monies 
actually received hereunder by Company from the exploitation of the 
Compositions in the Territory from all sources less all costs of collection 
and fees paid by Company to collection agents and subpublishers.  With 
respect to performance credits and fees regarding the Compositions, it is 
understood that the appropriate performing rights society shall be authorized 
and directed to allocate such credits and fees one hundred percent (100%) to 
Publisher and to pay one hundred percent (100%) thereof to company to be 
administered pursuant hereto.

          C.   Company shall deposit all royalties, monies and other 
compensation or payments of whatsoever kind or character collected by Company 
with respect to the Compositions into the account maintained by Company at 
banking institutions selected from time to time by Company.

          D.   Within forty-five (45) days following the end of each calendar 
year during the term hereof, or more frequently if requested by Publisher, 
but no more frequently than monthly, Company will render to Publisher a 
statement of all money, property and other valuable considerations received 
by Company hereunder and shall pay to Publisher an amount equal to all money, 
property and other valuable considerations received by Company hereunder with 
respect to the Compositions, reduced by: (1) the compensation due to Company 
pursuant to paragraph 4.A. hereof; (2) all direct costs and expenses 
(excluding secretarial, clerical and similar general overhead expense) 
incurred by Company in the performance of its duties hereunder; and (3) the 
royalties and other compensations paid or payable to the writers, authors and 
composers of the Compositions.

          E.   It is the intention and understanding of the parties hereto 
that Company shall be the exclusive agent for Publisher for the 
administration of the Compositions.  Publisher acknowledges that Company may 
employ other companies or agents to perform document administration and 
income collection, provided that any fees or expenses payable to such agent 
or third party will be Company's sole responsibility and will not increase 
the fees payable to Company by Publisher. If Publisher collects any 
royalties, monies or compensation or advances of any kind or nature with 
respect to any of the Compositions, Publisher may deliver same to Company for 
administration pursuant hereto.

          F.   Company shall keep complete books and records at its principal 
place of businesses with respect to all of its receipts from each and all of 
the Compositions during the term hereof.  Publisher shall have the right to 
inspect and examine the said books and records of Company at Company's said 
place of business during its normal business hours upon reasonable notice to 
Company.

     5.   Publisher understands and agrees that Company may perform 
administrative services for publishers and writers of musical compositions 
other than Publisher during the term hereof and that Company's services 
hereunder to Publisher are nonexclusive and Company shall not be deemed to 
breach or violate any contractual duty hereunder or fiduciary duty arising by 
implication of law by reason of its performance of administration services 
for any other publishers or writers.  Company shall perform its services for 
Publisher hereunder from offices established from time to time by Company, 
and Company shall have the right but shall not be obligated to send any 
representative of Company outside the metropolitan area of its principal 
office in connection with the performance of services hereunder.


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     6.   A.   Publisher warrants, represents and covenants that:

               [1]  It has the full right, power and authority to enter into 
this agreement and grant to Company all of the rights herein granted;

               [2]  The Compositions are original and shall not infringe upon 
the copyright or other rights of any other person or entity;

               [3]  No exercise of any such rights by Company in accordance 
with this agreement shall infringe upon the copyright or any other rights of 
any third party, and no other party has or shall have any rights in and to 
the Compositions which would in any way diminish or impair Company's rights 
hereunder;

               [4]  There are and shall be no advances or other payments made 
by any third parties to Publisher which are or will be recoupable from the 
earnings hereunder from the Compositions;

               [5]  There is no suit, claim, action or other legal or 
administrative proceeding involving the Compositions or the writers thereof 
now pending or threatened or any basis therefor;

               [6]  There are and will be valid and binding songwriters 
agreements between Publisher and the writers of the Compositions which enable 
Publisher to grant to Company the rights herein granted, the terms of which 
are within the range of industry custom.  Publisher has fully complied and 
shall fully comply with all of the terms and conditions of said songwriter 
agreements. On Company's request, Publisher shall provide Company with a copy 
of each such agreement.

          B.   Publisher agrees to indemnify and hold Company harmless from 
and against any and all claims, demands, liabilities, obligations, causes of 
action and judgments, including costs and attorney's fees, arising from any 
claim which is inconsistent with, or any breach of, any of Publisher's 
warranties, representations or covenants contained herein.  In the event of 
any such claim, until same has been finally adjudicated or settled, Company, 
in its sole discretion, shall have the right to withhold any and all monies 
becoming due and payable to Publisher hereunder.  Upon the final adjudication 
or settlement of such claim, Company shall disburse all funds held by it in 
accordance with terms of any settlement, judgment or other disposition 
thereof, subject to indemnification as provided herein.

     7.   A.   The term of Company's services hereunder shall commence on the 
effective date hereof and shall continue for a period of three (3) year(s) 
from and after said date.  Either party may terminate this agreement by 
giving written notice to the other party not less than ten (10) days prior to 
the expiration of the initial three-year term; provided, however, that if 
neither party gives such written notice as provided in the preceding 
sentence, it shall be deemed to be the desire of the parties hereto that the 
term hereof be considered automatically renewed and extended, and this 
agreement shall continue in full force and effect until such time thereafter 
as either party shall terminate this agreement by written notice given to the 
other party, such written notice to be given not less than ten (10) days 
prior to the expiration of any calendar quarter.  Such termination shall 
become effective on the last day of such calendar quarter.  Any notice 
terminating the initial term 

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of this agreement or the agreement as extended which is given less than ten 
(10) days prior to the end of the initial 1-year period or any calendar 
quarter thereafter shall not be effective until expiration of the following 
calendar quarter.

          B.   Notwithstanding expiration or termination of the term hereof, 
Company shall be entitled to collect and administer pursuant to the terms 
hereof all gross income earned with regard to the Compositions as of the end 
of the calendar quarter in which such expiration or termination occurs, 
regardless of when such sums are received.

     8.   This agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the parties 
hereto, and any and all prior or contemporaneous agreements of any kind or 
nature relating to the subject matter hereof shall be deemed merged herein.  
This agreement can only be modified or amended by an instrument in writing 
signed by all of the parties hereto.  This agreement shall be construed under 
the laws of the state of Tennessee applicable to agreements entered into and 
to be performed in said state, in the event any provision of this agreement 
is declared to be invalid or unenforceable by a court of competent 
jurisdiction, the same shall be deleted herefrom and the remainder of this 
agreement shall continue in full force and remainder of this agreement shall 
continue in full force and effect. This agreement is personal to Company and 
its duties hereunder may not be delegated except as expressly provided herein.

     9.   All notices hereunder shall be in writing and sent by prepaid 
registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the addresses of 
the parties set forth above or to such other address as shall be designated 
by written notice from time to time.  Accounting statements and payments may 
be sent by regular mail, subject to actual receipt.  The date of mailing in 
the required manner shall be deemed the date such notice is served, with the 
exception of notices of change of address which shall be effectively only 
upon actual receipt.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement on 
the day and year first above written.

                              COMPANY:
                              SONGS FOR THE PLANET, INC.



                              BY: ______________________________________
                                    ELIZABETH A. PETERS, PRESIDENT


                              PUBLISHER:
                              TRUTHWORKS MUSIC (BMI) AND ITS AFFILIATED
                              ASCAP AND SESAC COMPANIES



                              BY: ______________________________________
                                    DEZ DICKERSON



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