On 1 Nov, Jacky participated in a concert organised by the Commercial Radio together with Andy Hui, William So, Ronald Cheng and Daniel Chan. During the concert, in which Jacky was the spotlight artist, Jacky sang songs by other featured singers, putting his own personal stamp of interpretation to these pieces to great musical effect. A detailed report of this concert can be found in the "Discussion Forum" in this website.

Jacky is now staying in Hong Kong but he will be flying to Taiwan again on 8 Nov to continue the promotion of "NO REGRET". Jacky took this opportunity in Hong Kong to dispell rumours that his wife, May, had been pregnant, and he told reporters that he and his wife would only consider plans for having a child next year, after he completed his concert run in Hong Kong next Spring.

Jacky was the guest at Ocean Chan's late night radio program on RTHK on 30 Oct where he stayed for more than 2 1/2 hours sharing his thoughts on many aspects of his life and other matters with listeners and answering questions by lucky callers who managed to get through by phone. One caller was an ex-colleague of Jacky in Cathy Pacific, and she gave away the story that when Jacky was working as a ground staff of the air carrier, there was a secret admirer around who grabbed all opportunities to get closer to Jacky! Jacky was very surprised to learn about that and said that he was not aware of it at all even when, according to the caller, everyone in the office seemed to have notice it! Ha, it seems that Jacky was not very sensitive to these things in his greener days!

Another point brought up during the program was about Jacky's relationship with PolyGram. This has subsequently hit the headlines in newspapers and rumour was rife that Jacky would be leaving PolyGram, or at least changing the manner of cooperation with the record company which he has remained for 13 years, and indeed ever since he entered the music scene. It seemed that Jacky would be setting up his own production house so that he would have more control over the production of his records (and therefore would also have more freedom and scope to pursue his musical vision and ideals) while the right of distribution of these records may continue to be given to PolyGram.

Fans who would like to discuss this matter may wish to visit the "Discussion Forum". While the writer will not guess at the reasons for such decision (after all, nothing has yet been finalised), he would like to say that it is no doubt a momentous decision to be made by Jacky. And given his long attachment to PolyGram, which has surely fostered in him a deep sense of belonging in the company, it is not an easy decision to make either. However, Jacky obviously has the talent, experience and vision to engage in such a bold move, which may actually signal a brand new creative phase in Jacky's career.

Some newspaper articles have described that Jacky will be shouldering a lot more risk alone in the future by making such an arrangement. As Jacky said in the radio program, he is now at a cross-road in his career. It is a point where Jacky will need our whole-hearted support more than ever before. Nevertheless, the writer is certain that all Jacky fans will firmly support Jacky's decision, whatever it may be (such decision, after all, ultimately stems from his great passion and integrity in his music production and his admirable sense of responsibility towards his work). Thus, Jacky won't be feeling "lonely" at all as all of us will continue to march firmly and closely beside him whether in wind or rain and wherever he goes.