ATLANTA-- On New Year's Eve at Underground Atlanta, nearly
200,000 people will be counting down at the same time. They'll
all be following the same giant peach as it drops, so it better
be timed correctly.  "It's a lot of pressure, it all comes down
to that peach right there, and if it's late or doesn't come down
that's a problem," said Entertainment Design Group's Gary
Seputis. He's been responsible for the peach timing for the last
15 years. "We test it and test it and test it again; and make
sure the timing is right and everything works perfectly."  The
peach is wired to the permanent metal tower at Underground
Atlanta. It takes 35 workers about three days to rig the stages,
sound systems, graffiti and peach. Seputis said it's an honor to
help with the setup.  "Thousands and thousands of people come
here to fill the area," Seputis said. "The energy is
incredible."  Driving near Underground starts being restricted
by police at around 4:00 p.m.Monday. Those who have been to the
Peach Drop a few times have on