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Here's an excellent article that outlines in detail what AOP is and how to achieve it with .NET.  Only editorial that I would add is that ContextBoundObject is extremely heavy (performance degradation), so if you're playing with AOP, I'd recommend looking at a framework with a different approach, such as Aspect#.

Here are some previous blog postings on AOP, which includes a list of open-source AOP frameworks.

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