Thank you Bloggers! Plus an update
I would like to thank the following Blogs and Bloggers for stopping by, looking around and linking to me:
Eye of the Goof
The Cartoonist
Claude Pate
PCL LinkDump
TeledyN
Vinyl Mine
Control-O / Blog
Bluno.org
macbitch.de
blog.de
Your support is very much appreciated!
I spent Thursday, March 10 in Youngstown, Ohio with Jimmy Zero, and the guys who backed Stiv Bators on his "Disconnected" album as they collaborated with fellow Ohio rockers Dave Swanson, Billy Sullivan, members of Blue Ash and The Infidels on a track for the upcoming Tribute to Greg Shaw record to be released by Bomp!. Yes, I took photos but more than that, I laughed a LOT. It was as though 25 years had not passed, and we just picked up the conversation where it left off. We spent a lot of time hanging out in the Belmont Street Denny's, which was Stiv and Frank Secich's childhood hangout -- the place where many Dead Boys future plans were made and then some!
I am happy to report that Jimmy Zero, Frank Secich, George Cabaniss and David "Quinton" Steinberg are all doing incredibly well. They all look great - exactly as I remembered them. Let this be a lesson: rock n roll keeps you young!
Next week, look for pictures of Mumps, Patti Smith possibly The Cramps and Blondie, and definitely some present day pictures of Jimmy Zero and the other Disconnected heroes.
Eye of the Goof
The Cartoonist
Claude Pate
PCL LinkDump
TeledyN
Vinyl Mine
Control-O / Blog
Bluno.org
macbitch.de
blog.de
Your support is very much appreciated!
I spent Thursday, March 10 in Youngstown, Ohio with Jimmy Zero, and the guys who backed Stiv Bators on his "Disconnected" album as they collaborated with fellow Ohio rockers Dave Swanson, Billy Sullivan, members of Blue Ash and The Infidels on a track for the upcoming Tribute to Greg Shaw record to be released by Bomp!. Yes, I took photos but more than that, I laughed a LOT. It was as though 25 years had not passed, and we just picked up the conversation where it left off. We spent a lot of time hanging out in the Belmont Street Denny's, which was Stiv and Frank Secich's childhood hangout -- the place where many Dead Boys future plans were made and then some!
I am happy to report that Jimmy Zero, Frank Secich, George Cabaniss and David "Quinton" Steinberg are all doing incredibly well. They all look great - exactly as I remembered them. Let this be a lesson: rock n roll keeps you young!
Next week, look for pictures of Mumps, Patti Smith possibly The Cramps and Blondie, and definitely some present day pictures of Jimmy Zero and the other Disconnected heroes.
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