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Audio:  Ashley Parker Angel

Fame on his own terms

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Musician Ashley Parker Angel appears on stage during MTV's 'Total Request Live.'
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Ashley Parker Angel saw success and fame through his participation in a musical group called O Town, the product of a TV reality show about making a boy band.  When the group’s star faded, so did Angel’s, but not his ambition.  With a new CD, a new reality show on Mtv and a host of other projects, he is poised to achieve fame on his own terms this time.

On Wednesday, April 20th, fans from around the world and the Internet submitted questions to MSNBC.com's Will Femia for a telephone interview with Angel.

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