(Photo by Ron DeShaies/ www.treasuredeventsofcharlotte.com) Six former Tar Heel basketball players featured in Scott’s new book – “North Carolina Tar Heels: Where Have You Gone?” – were kind enough to join him at a book signing/celebration at “Taylor, Richards and Conger” clothing store in Charlotte on Dec.1, 2005. More than 100 fans turned out to see the players and buy every single book the store had in stock on a successful, fun night. From left to right, the former UNC players in this picture are BOBBY JONES, who now helps run a sports ministry in Charlotte called “2XSalt”; DAVE CHADWICK, the senior pastor at Charlotte’s Forest Hill Church; LEE DEDMON, now a high-school principal at Gastonia’s Highland School of Technology; SCOTT FOWLER, author of the book; AL WOOD, now a principal and basketball coach at a private religious school in Charlotte; BRIAN REESE, a high-school basketball coach in the Charlotte area; and RICHARD VINROOT, the former mayor of Charlotte and now a practicing lawyer. To learn more or to order the book featuring all these former Tar Heel players and whatever happened to them, along with 29 other former Tar Heel greats, click here. (Photo by Robert Crawford) Eric Montross and Scott Fowler catch up at a recent Tar Heel basketball game in Chapel Hill. Montross is one of the 35 players featured in Fowler's new book "North Carolina Tar Heels: Where Have You Gone?" Montross is one of the easiest Tar Heels to find these days, as he sits alongside Woody Durham as the new (and extremely tall) color analyst for UNC basketball games. Incidentally, did you know Montross's NBA career was ultimately ended by a baby gate? Former Tar Heel star Al Wood signs a copy of "North Carolina Tar Heels: Where Have You Gone?" for a fan. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Dave Chadwick, now the senior pastor at Forest Hill church in Charlotte, signs a book for an appreciative fan. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Former UNC great Bobby Jones now helps run a sports ministry in Charlotte with his good friend and former rival David Thompson. Jones, as you see, signs lefty. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) The TV screens at "Taylor, Richards and Conger" were loaded up during the book signing with some of the Tar Heels' most famous games, including the 1982 NCAA title game between UNC and Georgetown. Photo by Ron DeShaies) Taylor, Richards and Conger was a beehive of activity on Dec.1, 2005, when six former Tar Heels showed up along with Scott Fowler for a book-signing and celebration of UNC basketball. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Bobby Jones always adds "God Bless You" to each of his signatures. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) In the middle of this shot is Erik Witten, sports fan extraordinaire and an incredible tennis player. At right is Robert Lohrer, who lives in New York, produces TRC's wonderful magazine and was the reason this whole event came together. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Lee Dedmon, now a high-school principal in Gaston County, N.C., was a 1,000-point scorer for the Tar Heels back in the early 1970s. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Former Charlotte mayor Richard Vinroot, also featured in the book, dropped by and was warmly received. Vinroot scored a single point in his Tar Heel career but will tell you that, other than his mother, no one wrote him more than Dean Smith after he finished college and volunteered for Vietnam. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) From left to right, Bobby Jones, Dave Chadwick, Lee Dedmon and Dick Pattison, one of the partners at "Taylor, Richards and Conger" and an exuberant ball of energy himself. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Brian Reese, of the 1993 UNC national championship team, had a JV basketball game to coach that night but still managed to make it toward the end of the event. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) Richard Vinroot and Brian Reese, two Tar Heels of different generations, had never met before the event at Taylor, Richards and Conger. (Photo by Ron DeShaies) You can tell who DOESN'T work at a wonderful clothing store via this photo, can't you? (Hint: it's the unkempt guy with gray hair in the middle who wrote the book). (Photo by Ron DeShaies)