Only Steve Kummer knows whether he's a millionaire.

The rest of us will have to wait until Tuesday to find out whether Kummer had all the right answers for Regis Philbin.

The 43-year-old Medford man won $32,000 when "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" ended Sunday night. Kummer's quest for cash continues Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. on KDRV (Channel 12).

Kummer taped Tuesday's show in New York on Feb. 28, but confidentiality agreements prevent him from disclosing how he fared.

"Art or literature of any kind is where I stink up the place," said Kummer, a network technician for US West.

He said he felt tremendous pressure sitting across from host Regis Philbin, and knowing he was being watched by millions of people.

"My heart went from about 80 beats a minute to about 8,000," he said. "I thought my heart was coming right out of my shirt."

An avid trivia player, Kummer said the show tests contestants' knowledge of basically useless information.

About 40 friends gathered at Kummer's home to watch him in the hot seat.

"Everybody wanted to come over and watch," said Kummer's wife, Annie.

To win a place on the show, contestants have to answer two sets of questions correctly over the phone from home. Kummer tried for six months before he landed a spot on the show.

"We said for persistence alone we were going to have a party," said his wife.

Annie Kummer stayed at home when her husband flew to New York, to be available as a "phone friend" to help him with tough questions.

"She said if you win enough money we'll be able to fly there," he recalled.

He said a few long lost friends called his home this week -- not looking for money, just to offer encouragement.

So did strangers.

"I got calls from people I didn't even know -- all wishing me well."