Corman windows scripting interface?

I am working at the moment on a windows machine, using asp (not .Net),
and am interested in using corman lisp as a scripting language, and
know almost nothing about how to go about doing this.  I know that the
corman lisp engine is a com object, and I believe that it might be
possible to use it for this, but other than that I am lost.
 
The idea came, when I installed python, and it had a scripting
interface that it automatically registered so I could use it instead
of the hideous vbscript in asp pages.  As much as I enjoyed working
with Python, it is a far cry from lisp, and I thought it might just be
possible to get corman lisp registered in the same way and accessible
from asp, and windows scripting host.
 
Has anyone done this, or started, or could give me some advice on how
to approach the problem?  I know that most people are focussing on
making languages accessible to .Net, but I can't guarantee that the
client servers will have the .Net infrastructure on their machines,
while the scripting host is already on the servers I will be using.
 
Thanks in advance, for any advice.
 
Rohan Nicholls
 
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