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30••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Snarp Farkle October 20 - November 3, 2010 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 Wallie Bryson and Dave Smalley. Musarra is House of Blues), will accompany The Secret back in town after many years of recording and on vocals and guitar. Dominish, who is now a performing in LA. Locally, he has played with senior at Mentor High School, was only 13 when such notable bands as Sonny Geraci, Buzzy Robertson started working with him. Dominish Lanhart’s Band, The Generators, Stutz Bearcat credits Robertson with mentoring him in aspects and Mr. Sensible. of the music business and with teaching him how Robby DeMarco (B&W shirt - guitarist), John Solomon (sport coat - keyboards), Frank Musarra (gray Eric tshirt - drum- Performing since the early ‘70’s, keyboardist to play harmonica. Dominish wrote “Remem- mer), Alex Dominish (black tshirt - guitarist), Kenny Wilbur (navy blue shirt - vocalist) and John Penca (bass). Photo Credit: Jeff Hace John Salamon has had a varied musical career bered” as a tribute to Robertson. that included radio, television and commercial Though this band was put together only to By Deidra Robertson land Ballroom. It was such a huge success that work. He has performed as both a solo act and play the last “Ericsong” concert, this kind and both bands decided to make it an annual event, with many local bands, including Euclid Beach generous group of musicians have been inspired Lake County’s best-kept “Secret” will play but Robertson passed away unexpectedly on De- band, The Dynasoars. Salamon was a founding to continue to play. There seems to be a connec- Saturday, October 23, at Cabanas in Mentor. The cember 7, ten days before the 2007 concert. The member of Moonlight Drive. He and Robertson tion—be it cosmic—that fl ows between these Secret has had a long history of playing a host of show went on with Chris Butcher from Abbey formed Trouble Boys, which grew to become one players. Maybe the connection is due to their venues in northeastern Ohio. The original band, Rodeo fi lling in for Robertson on vocals and gui- of Robertson’s favorite bands. Salamon was hired love for Eric, their passion (still!) for playing, which formed in 1980, included members Eric tar. Many of his friends and fellow musicians ex- as a musical director of Ohio Lotteries’ produc- their appreciation for each other and the timeless Robertson, Wallie Bryson, Dave Smalley, and pressed the desire to play in honor of Robertson. tion, The Cash Explosion Show, and he worked songs that graced an era, and for the many old and Frankie Musarra. Subsequently, two concerts transpired in 2009 and with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and per- new friends whose love of such music as “leads Though the lineup changed several times over 2010 in the Ballroom. These featured many local formed the fi rst national anthem at Jacobs Field. even the fool to dance.” But perhaps it is Domin- the years, Robertson always remained the front bands, including Abbey Rodeo, Jimmy Black and Robby DeMarco spent years as a guitar tech ish’s presence that breathes a new generation of man and the lead singer. The band broke up in Friends, Alan Greene Band, Brickhouse Blues in Mentor. He also has been the lead guitarist in life into the heart and soul of the melodies so dear 1994 when Robertson moved to Nashville. Upon Band, Morticia’s Chair and Mentor High School local bands, including The Burnt River Band, EZ to The Secret of the past. Perhaps he helps us all his return in 2002, Robertson played acoustically, favorites Raygus and Euphoria. The Secret ended Crossing, and Liquor Box. to remember; perhaps he helps us all to renew. . . often opening for local favorite Abbey Rodeo, each show by sharing the stage for closing songs DeMarco and Robertson had a great mutual The Secrets’ only other scheduled performance is a great band that inspired Eric to reform The with previous band-mates. respect for each other, both personally and musi- November 20th at Harpos in Brooke Park. Secret. This past year’s line-up was especially remark- cally. Raygus will open the show on the 23rd at He gathered old band mates John Penca, Dave able. It included John Penca, who has been bass- Kenny Wilbur, a long time friend of John Cabana’s at 8:30 PM. Members include Alex Alexy, and Al Globakar. 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He said they Best which was more of a refl ection of the 50s refl ection and love of music. told him his hair and teeth ethos where authority fi gures ran the show. Peter lived in Greenwich Vil- were wrong. They asked Everyone was aspiring to be the big daddy.” lage during the early 60s and was Stephen if he had a friend He continues, “The Monkees have lasted part of the folk music scene at who was like him but better because it showed that you can’t trust authority the time. “Things moved around a lot looking. (laughs) So, I went to the audi- fi gures, you’re on your own. In the case of The back then; a lot of shifting of personnel. People tion, got the part and that’s how I became one Monkees, you can be on your own and still be would just get on stage and jam with each of The Monkees.” (Along with Mike Nesmith, cheerful about it. There were no authority fi g- other,” remembers Peter. “I was in a band for a Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones.) ures with The Monkees, it was just us. 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a bar that was called, The Speakeasy. So we to do it. Then along came The Beatles who Mon, Nov. 9th went, well…three of us from each group. It deeply infl uenced me. But that blues-pop thing Cuyahoga Fall Food Bank Benefit was Mike who wouldn’t go and it was Ringo just sends me.” (I will be doing a 45 min set along who didn’t come. It was great meeting them with many other performers to raise funds for the CF Foodbank) and hanging out with them, of course. I had For more information about Peter Tork, please heard that John Lennon had once said of The visit: www.petertork.com Monkees (British accent), “They’re not The And www.myspace.com/petertorkand- alexbevan.com Beatles, they’re The Marx Brothers!” That was shoesuedeblues 8 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 20 - November 3, 2010 6 TRI-C METRO CAMPUS TO HOST 4th ANNU- AL BIONEERS CONFERENCE - November 4-6 The fourth annual Bioneers Cleveland network inspiring a shift to live on Earth in of walking a labyrinth annual fall conference will be held November ways that honor the web of life, each other • The learnshops range from how-to’s on com- 4 – 6 at Cuyahoga Community College’s Met- and future generations. It is planned by a local posting and greening your home to impressive ropolitan College volunteer committee in youth involvement in environmental projects Avenue in Cleve- partnership with area to fair trade, environmental justice and vision- Folk Artist land. Open to the organizations. ing better communities. community, students The Bioneers Spook of all ages and Tri-C Cleveland conference Among the 2010 national plenary speakers faculty and staff, this schedule alternates are Jane Goodall, Ph.D., primatologist and hu- annual conference national speakers via manitarian; Anthony Cortese, Ph.D., president Handy highlights the work DVD with local panels and founder of Second Nature an organization of scientifi c and and workshops covering that supports the greening of higher educa- in Concert social innovators on a broad spectrum of tion; Lynne Twist, founder of The Pachamama a local, regional and environmental and com- Alliance, which deals with rainforest pres- Sunday, October 24 national level to pro- munity issues. ervation and education; Elizabeth Lindsey, vide an opportunity Ph.D., fi lmmaker, anthropologist and National 7:00 pm for learning how to Highlights include: Geographic Fellow; and Bioneers founder, Bethany Lutheran Church create a sustainable • Thursday evening Peter Warshall. 933 Michigan Ave. • Ashtabula future for the region program focused on The learnshops range from how-to’s on $12.00 per Ticket and the world. Greening Higher Education composting and greening your home to im- Bioneers Cleveland aims to educate, • Nine national plenary speakers (via video) pressive youth involvement in environmental Benefits the LIVING! • Sixteen “learnshops” about diverse and excit- projects to fair trade, environmental justice and with Cancer Support Group inspire and empower those of all ages and backgrounds to take action to create a more ing projects in Northeast Ohio visioning better communities. Sponsored by the • Remarks from Mayor Frank Jackson Music and the arts are woven throughout Wellness & Total Learning Center sustainable region. The conference celebrates the good things already taking place in North- of Cleveland and Mayor Jay Williams of the conference that begins with reception and Call WTLC east Ohio, provides new ideas and hope from Youngstown about their respective city’s opening program on Thursday evening Nov. 440-997-5353 around the world, and makes the connections futures 4th at 5:30 that is free for everyone. Friday between environment, social justice, health, • Tour of TriC’s new Center for Creative Art and Saturday run from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm for more information arts and spirit that can lead the way to solu- featuring the College’s sustainability strategy with a closing networking reception on Sat- • Opportunity to experience the healing nature tions. Bioneers Cleveland is part of a national ~ Continued on Page 23

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October 20 - November 3, 2010 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 9 By Don Perry Songwriters to Soundmen Series at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum side Marsalis to build the renowned jazz stud- jazz alone. To use the facilities of the school welcomed New Orleans songwriter and pro- ies program at the University of New Orleans. to add to the status, stature and understanding Don Perry Duo ducer Harold Battiste for the FREE monthly Battiste is also responsible for founding “All of rhythm & blues, gospel, and other various program From Songwriters to Soundmen: for One” (AFO), the nation’s fi rst African forms of American music. with Armand Cadieux The People Behind the Hits, as part of the American musician-owned and -operated In his mind, he felt that it was the stature of the Ferrante Winery 15th Annual American Music Masters series record label. music, not the quality that needed to be raised, honoring New Orleans’ Fats Domino and Dave Born in New Orleans on October 28, 1931, because the actual quality of the music was Saturday, Oct. 30th Bartholomew. He grew up in the Magnolia Projects, where already there, it was just the perception and the Battiste was interviewed by the Rock Hall’s he was taught the rudiments of music by his recognition that was missing. 6-9:30 pm Director of Education Jason Hanley. Questions clarinet-playing father. He would go on to re- As an educator and jazz ambassador, Bat- were taken from the audience at the end of the ceive a degree in music education from Dillard tiste has served on the Louisiana State Music interview. This event was streamed live and is University in 1952. Commission, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage available at rockhall.com. Though his accomplishments remained Foundation School of Music, the Louisiana Quail Hollow Resort Composer, producer, educator and jazz relatively unrecognized in his home town for Jazz Federation and the Congo Square Cultural ambassador, Harold Battiste has had an active decades, the saxophonist, composer, arranger, Collective. For more on Battiste visit afofoun- Saturday, Nov. 6th and signifi cant role in studio, stage, motion producer, recording executive, music educator dation.org 9- Midnight picture and television history. A native of and cultural activist fi nally gained the acclaim New Orleans, Battiste recorded the fi rst wave he deserved while serving as director of the This event is part of the Rock Hall’s 15th An- of contemporary jazz artists in New Orleans, jazz studies program at the University of New nual American Music Masters series Walking For full schedule, including clarinetist Alvin Batiste, drummers Orleans. to New Orleans: the Music of Fats Domino and check website Ed Blackwell and James Black, saxophon- The vision that Battiste brought to UNO, was Dave Bartholomew, which begins Monday, DonPerrySaxman.com ists Nat Perrilliat and Alvin “Red” Tyler and to open the doors of the university to all of the November 8 and will feature lectures, inter- pianist Ellis Marsalis. Some 40 years later, he various facets of New Orleans music, not just views, fi lms and other programs throughout the would return to New Orleans to work along- week. New Orleans’ own Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and the Rebirth Brass Band will co-headline a show at Cleveland’s House of Blues on Friday, November 12 at 8 p.m. To NEW NEW purchase tickets, visit www.HouseofBlues. MENU MENU com, the House of Blues Box Offi ce, charge- COMING COMING by-phone (800-745-3000), or visit any Ticket- The Coolest SOON! SOON! master location. Music Store! The week will culminate on Saturday, No- vember 13 with a conference at Case Western String Prices Come for the Food ... Stay for the Entertainment Reserve University and a tribute concert at the Palace Theater in PlayhouseSquare. Trib- Lowest in Town! ute concert artists include American Music Masters honoree Dave Bartholomew, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Lloyd Price, Dr. In-Store Repairs Fri. Oct. 22: Hair Razor John and the Lower 911, Irma Thomas, the Re- birth Brass Band and Robert Parker. Additional Over 50 Years of guests will be announced in the coming weeks. Sat. Oct. 23: Jammin’ Ernie - DJ Tickets for the tribute concert are available at Musical Experience the PlayhouseSquare box offi ce, or by calling (216) 241-6000 or by visiting www.rockhall. Karaoke Equipment com. Tickets are $30, $40 and $50. A limited Lighting Products number of Rock Hall VIP event packages Yorkville Amps Sat. October 30: starting at $250 are available by calling (216) 515-1207. Guitars & Bases For more information on the 15th annual WE BUY USED GEAR American Music Master’s Series Walking to Dueling Pianos New Orleans: the Music of Fats Domino and Lessons: Guitar, Bass, Banjo Dave Bartholomew, visit www.rockhall.com/ Mandoline & Piano (Reservations Requested) event/fats-and-dave. 1493 Mentor Ave. Painesville Commons Shopping Center 440.352.8986 
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There was no vocal ability, a true talent. light beer in the 50’s so be prepared. The vocal talent of everyone in this cast As you await the fi rst course of din- is fabulous and you will surely agree ner in walks the evening’s entertain- as you’ve fi nished the last bite of ers “Johnny and the Two Tones” to delicious Grasshopper Pie and the set up their gear. Johnny, played members join together for Good- by Rob Covert, is the charis- night Sweetheart. It was a great matic lead singer/guitar player, night and I encourage everyone to Lonnie, Mykel Riffe, is the hot view one of the upcoming shows. headed singer/keyboardist and There are only two weekends left for Phil, Brook Collin Hall, is a “Greased” and reservations are required. strong tone in the ‘Two Tones’ as Payment and reservations can be made well as boyfriend of Susie. Here is through the website genevalanding.com or by where things start to get complicated. calling 440-466-8650. Susie, (Melissa Kidd), is one of the Add to the enjoyment of your holiday newly formed “Doo-Ettes” with Betty, season and reserve early for “A Christmas Car- (Cathy Fasano), and Dot, (Corey Wo- roll” coming soon to the intimate setting of the odard), that arrive to steal some stage Historic Oak Room located at 5481 Lake Rd. E time from Johnny, Lonnie and Phil. As in Geneva on the Lake. the plot thickens the food continues (served between scenes). The menu for the evening Cantrell are co-owners of Nobel Arts Enter- includes a 7 Layer Salad which was fresh, Sat.6DW2FWUG‡SP Oct. 30th tainment both taking on numerous roles and crisp and just marvelous, onion soup au gratin wearing many hats (literally). Sarah portrays $VKWDEXOD$UWV&HQWHU followed, and then a small serving of “Purple a roller skating waitress in this presentation Cow” to cleanse the palette, (it works). 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Wait, we’ve neglected to mention the other D’s, (death and jerrybusch discovery) well, in all murder mystery plots October 20 - November 3, 2010 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 11 By Cat Lilly concert and arts event in its10th year, sup- Cleveland Blues Society Ty Stone - James Brown Tribute porting breast cancer awareness and helping Musicians interested in competing in Friday, Oct. 22 patients in need. Proceeds this year support the Cleveland Blues Society’s annual Blues Fat Fish Blue community outreach at Cleveland Clinic Challenge have a few more days to enter the Ty Stone is Taussig Cancer Center with free screenings competition. The deadline for submissions the #1 James and education to members of the community. is October 23. The three categories are: Brown Trib- The event is an opportunity to hear some of Solo/Duo, Band, and Best Self-produced ute artist on Cleveland’s best blues, funk, and Americana CD. The winners will represent Cleveland the planet. artists while in Memphis the week of February 1st – Not only contributing 5th, 2011. does Ty to a good The Cleveland competition will be remember cause. held at Wilbert’s downtown on Sunday, how Mr. Breast- November 7th. Doors open at 1:30, com- Brown fest 2010 petition starts at 2:00, and the admission did it, features local price is $8.00 for Blues Society members he has songwrit- and $10.00 for non-members. For more become ers and will information: www.clevelandblues.org one of the be held on most profound Sunday Oct. soul singers of the era in his own right. Ty 24th, 3:00- Stone and Just Soul take an audience back 8:00 pm at to a time when concerts were called “stage Brother’s Lounge on Cleveland’s west side. shows”. At that time you not only had to sing (For directions: www.BrothersLounge.com) and dance, but you had to entertain. This year’s entertainment line-up features Ty’s show busts loose with an amazing Tracy Marie, Becky Boyd and Natural Facts, variety of rhythm and soul material, along Robin Stone, Alexis Antes, J. Scott Franklin, with his own songs that feature “old school Xela, and Zach. Tickets can be purchased in soul sound.” If you want spark and fi re this advance for $12 or $15 at the door and are hot, you have to go to the source ……….. Ty available at breastfest.net Stone and just Soul! (Showtime 8:00. Admis- sion $10.00) Kickin the Cancer Blues Concert Saturday, November 6th Breastfest House of Blues Sunday, Oct.24 Blues diva Kristine Jackson, winner of Brothers Lounge numerous blues challenges and awards, is Breastfest is an annual fundraiser co-founder/director of the Kickin’ the Cancer

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of these old “pagan” holidays, one must under- tory term by the ruling class in reference to The holiday that we know as Hal- stand the meaning of some of the old language those they ruled over meaning something like loween today bears little resemblance to its ori- and culture of the times. The term ‘pagan’, ‘country bumpkin’. gins. While many of the traditions of making while having come to mean, (although rudely Samhain was one of four “fi re” festivals jack ‘o’ lanterns and giving out treats do come and wrongly), something like “devil worship- of the Celtic calendar year. It marked the end from the old European holiday, the origins of per”, by the Christian mythology standards it of the old year and the beginning of the new. Halloween are very different from what we merely meant “country people” in the language Samhain was, and still is, considered to be celebrate today. of the times. It was used as a sort of deroga- a very mystical and magical time that was First, to give an understanding to the reader ‘between’ the seasons and the years. Samhain lasted for three days in the old times and these three days were considered the time of “no time”. It was during the days of ‘no time’ that people were allowed to do things that normally was frowned upon by the highly structured society of the Celts. This was where the tradi- tion of ‘trick or treat’ came from. The children would go from dwelling to dwelling knocking on the doors asking for food or treats of some kind, and if the those who dwelt within did not oblige, they just might fi nd themselves at the receiving end of a possibly rather nasty trick. Adults would indulge in shenanigans like tak- ing someone’s livestock and moving them to a different fi eld without telling the owner of the livestock, or tearing down the gates to the cor- ral that held a particular farmer’s horses, cows, or pigs and allowing the animals to get away. There would be bon-fi res and dancing and, of course, plenty of mead.

Where to be for Halloween….. With Halloween falling on a weekend in 2010 there will likely be a great deal of ghoul- ish merriment. House parties are fun but then you have to see the same costumes all evening so make the rounds and see what other hilari- ous and frightening creations are out there. Now through Oct. 31 is the last chance for the “Lake Erie Monster Crawl” at Geneva on the Lake. Start early, or take several nights, be- cause there are 13 venues to visit to complete the ticket and receive the shirt.

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Maybe there’s a quirky horse trainer who after RED Summit Entertainment PG13 years and years of frustration has given up the 111 min sport altogether, but maybe, just maybe he has It’s déjà vu all over again. 306 one more crusade left in him? Oh and a widower who’s never quite made his If SECRETARIAT is a slick re- though her job horse farm the success he dreamed of and the package of the SEABISCUIT story then RED doesn’t rise above millionaire rival who’s always been just one shares a common bond with THE OVER THE payroll errors the number of communications step ahead? HILL GANG RIDES AGAIN, though there’s leads the bad guys to add her to the hit list. What say we add stars Diane Lane, John a lot more gunfi re than in the Walter Brennan Unfortunately the villains have seriously Malkovich, Scott Glenn, Fred Thompson and classic. underestimated the skills of their targets and James Cromwell to the mix? At any rate for those of us getting older it’s after a failed attempt on Frank Moses (Willis) One more thing, a big red horse that no- nice to go see a fl ick where the geezers win out it’s showtime. body expected to grow up to be the greatest and this is more fun than chasing the neighbors Frank assembles his old pals and they’ll un- racehorse of all time. Well nobody but Penny damn kids off your lawn. ravel the mystery using their wits as well as a (Lane) the housewife with the horse sense. This one boasts a really all-star cast featur- hell of a lot of gunfi re. She’ll inherit daddy’s failing farm and uses her ing Bruce Willis with Morgan Freeman, John While RED isn’t great it has enough humor Home of the Hoover Malkovich (again!) Ernest Borgnine, Richard action, wit and charisma to provide a couple Dreyfuss and Helen Mirren. There are no B hours of fun to just about everybody. listers here folks. Apparently this is a screen It’s noisy but never violent enough to rise 2 HAPPY HOURS! adaptation of yet another comic book series above the PG 13 rating and the characters far 7:30-10:30am that I’ve never seen. Oh well, I can’t imagine outshine the FX. & 4-6:30pm that making a lot of difference. The title is self-explanatory. B- RED’s an acronym for Retired Extremely Dan- Daily Specials gerous. These senior citizens are dangerous for Open 7 Days • 6:30am-2:30am two reasons. First they’re all highly trained ex Full Kitchen Menu WSS CIA operatives but also they’re among a select e-mail [email protected] Breakfast Served 7-10:30am few who could blow the lid off a dirty little se- cret from years ago that could derail a present 7377 Lakeshore Blvd. day power grab by some very bad people. Mentor In a marginally effective sub story, Frank 440.257.3557 has befriended a girl back at the agency and 26 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 20 - November 3, 2010 ~Continued from page 19 a quest to marvel at and travel the world while split in the late eighties. In 2003, the classic captures the historic four-man army perform- The Expend- rediscovering and reconnecting with her true line-up of lead vocalist Dee Snider, guitarists ing at the Wacken Open Air Festival on July ables will be inner self in Eat Pray Love. At a crossroads af- Jay Jay French and Eddie “Fingers” Ojeda, 30, 2009. (Pre-book Order Date: October 22) released on ter a divorce, Gilbert takes a year-long sabbati- bassist Mark “The Animal” Mendoza, and On this hot summer night, vocalist Ronnie November 23, cal from her job and steps uncharacteristically drummer AJ Pero joined forces yet again and James Dio, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Gee- 2010 out of her comfort zone, risking everything to took the stage at the Wacken Open Air Festival zer Butler, and drummer Vinny Appice com- Sylvester change her life. In her wondrous and exotic in Germany. 110 minutes thick with riffage and manded the stage, transcending the mere con- travels, she experiences the simple pleasure of rebellion, this DVD/CD reissue of the concert, cept of a heavy metal concert. The strength and Stallone stars as nourishment by eating in Italy; the power of which was previously released in 2005, was veracity of Dio’s delivery, which has inspired Barney Ross, leader prayer in India, and, fi nally and unexpectedly, the fi rst fi lmed performance of the fully revital- three generations of metal vocalists, wrapped of The Expend- the inner peace and balance of love in Bali. ized, post-millenial Twisted Sister. itself around each and every audience member. ables, a tight-knit Based on an inspiring true story, Eat Pray Love Live In Wacken is the full experience of the Butler’s declarative bass lines, Iommi’s leg- team of skilled proves that there really is more than one way band’s reunifi cation. Fans are treated not only endary riffi ng, and Appice’s unrelenting fi lls combat vets turned to let yourself with live footage of Wacken on the DVD, but provide the forceful heartbeat behind anthems mercenaries. Hired go and see the snippets of other performances and interviews “Mob Rules,” “Die Young,” “Neon Knights,” by a powerful world. chronicling the story of their reunion after so and namesake tune “Heaven and Hell.” covert operator, the many years. The accompanying CD, Live… The DVD also boasts 30th anniversary team jets off to a small South American coun- For those who Past & Present, completes the package, interviews with all four band members as a try to overthrow a ruthless dictator. Once there, “stayed hungry” encapsulating the band’s history with vintage bonus feature. Personal one-on-one’s are con- they fi nd themselves caught in a deadly web for the riotous live tracks from Detroit and Porchester in ducted with Ronnie, Tony, Geezer, and Vinny of deceit and betrayal. Using every weapon rock of Long 1980, London in 1982, and the 2003 Wacken as they refl ect on the making of their Heaven at their disposal, they set out to save the in- Island’s loudest performance. And Hell album. Additionally, the Neon Nights nocent and punish band, Eagle DVD has newly recorded personal tributes the guilty in this Rock Enter- On No- from Iommi, Appice, and Butler in memory of blistering action- tainment are vember Dio. packed thriller. ready to satiate! 16, Eagle Eagle Rock Entertainment is an interna- Available on Blu- Twisted Sister: Rock will tional media production and distribution com- ray Live In Wacken unveil pany operating across audiovisual entertain- Eat Pray Love – The Reunion will be unleashed as a DVD/ Heaven ment programming. Eagle Rock Entertainment will be released CD set on October 26, 2010. & Hell: works directly alongside talent to produce the on November Twisted Sister established itself as a band to Neon highest quality programming output covering 23, 2010. be heard AND seen. Their instantly recogniz- Nights. fi lm, general entertainment and musical perfor- able image, fi ery live shows, and a string of This DVD mance. 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LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Hallowine Party · October 30th FEATURING:

Categories include: scariest; most unique; best dressed man; best dressed woman, Wed., Oct 20 - Trevor Thompson best dressed group (at least 4 members). Judging is at 6 p.m. Fri., Oct. 22 - Legacy Sat., Oct 23 - Light of Two Moons Music will be provided by Fretless featuring Mike and Jim, 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. $75 gift certificate goes to the best overall costume and a $25 gift certificate to the Wed., Oct. 27-Tom Todd winner in each category and a $15 gift certificate to the second place winner. Fri., Oct. 29 - Hatrick Sat., Oct. 30– Fretless

Wine Country Progressive Dinner· November 12th Fri., Nov. 5-Legacy Sat., Nov. 6-Whooz Playin 6:30 p.m. The evening begins at Grand River Cellars with soup and salad, then to Debonne Vineyards for the main entree, and dessert at South River Vineyards. Fri., Nov. 12-Hatrick Sat., Nov. 13-Alex Bevan Go to website for full menu. Wines will be paired with each course. Call Debonne Vineyards at 440-466-3485 to make reservations for this drive yourself Fri., Nov. 19-Two Aces Sat., Nov. 20-Legacy tour. This is a prepaid, non-refundable ticket event. $47.50 per person all inclusive. Entertainment plays on Normal Business Hours: Monday & Tuesday Noon-6 p.m.; Wednesday & Friday 7-11 p.m.; Saturday 3:30- Friday Noon-11 p.m.; Thursday & Saturday Noon-8 p.m.; Sunday 1-6 p.m. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 2:30-5:30 p.m.

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