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NEW YEAR’S EVE PSYCHEDELIC BALL On Monday, December 31, the upon swirling guitars, otherworld- When LSD finally released LSD’s most recent release, back in 2007.” Community Center for the Per- ly drones, fuzzed-out pop melodies their self-titled debut EP (Mind Heaven Is a Place (Space Age LSD’s time and space travels forming Arts and University of and dreamy vocal harmonies. Expansion Records, 2007) it sold Recordings, 2016), captures a snap- have led them all over the U.S., Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM “Their sound weaves heavily out from the record label prior to shot in time soon after Ricky Canada and Europe, includ- KWVA proudly welcome the 3rd around the shoegaze genre with the official release date. It earned Maymi (Brian Jonestown Massa- ing tours with Martin Rev (Sui- Annual Eugene Psychedelic Ball both front man Andy Liszt and critical acclaim and continues to cre) temporarily joined the band cide), Sonic Boom (Spacemen 3), back to the WOW Hall for a New guitarist Chris Fifield congregating frequently appear on lists of essen- on drums. Like the self-titled EP, and The Telescopes, as well as Year’s Eve Celebration featur- about 50 effects pedals between tial shoegaze releases. The EP was it garnered critical acclaim and appearances at Levitation--Austin ing LSD and the Search For God, them,” notes Brighton’s Finest. twice reissued on vinyl (Deep Space frequented many Best Of lists. Psych Fest, SoCal’s Desert Snow White, EGOTONES, Sacred With reviews of early shows Recordings, 2008, 2015), twice on Pop Matters calls it, “a long- Daze, Manchester’s Cosmosis Fes- Trees, thom simon, smear & more; and recordings drawing compari- cassette (Cellar Door Tapes, 2015), awaited sermon for the faithful tival (with The Jesus and Mary Lighting by Mad Alchemy. sons to My Bloody Valentine, and selected tracks were featured and a blazing induction for new Chain), Bathysphere (with A Place LSD and the Search for God hit Slowdive, Yo La Tengo, Spacemen on three compilations: Mind converts,” while Primal Music says To Bury Strangers), twice at Desert the Northern California coast in 3 and Sonic Youth, the band Expansion Vol. 1, M.E. Vol. 2, it’s, “another astonishing collection Stars (first with Black Rebel 2005 –– seemingly from another quickly developed a must-see repu- and Australian nugazer compila- of five psychedelic stories glisten- Motorcycle Club, then The Dandy place and time –– dosing San Fran- tation within the underground psy- tion Take Me on the Wildest Spree ing with the same spaced out Warhols), Calgary’s Garbage Daze, cisco with hypnotic shows built chedelic music scene. (Rubber Records/EMI, 2008). ingredients that blew my mind way CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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of pain, failure, abuse and loss. This can result in despair, regret and a bleak outlook on the future. Beyond meeting basic needs, Free People helps by providing referrals to local services and networking with other agencies. We offer hope for daily strength and long-term change. The FREEOn Saturday, December PEOPLE 15, the WOW Hall welcomes Free homeless too may become empowered to help others. People from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm. In addition to cash, the types of donations that also help us Free People, a Eugene nonprofit, was developed in response to are: clean clothing, winter coats, gloves, hats, scarves, socks, people experiencing homelessness in our community. This shoes, boots, toiletries, sleeping bags, blankets and camping gear. RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Community Center for the Arts Performing 291 West 8th 97401 OR. Eugene, annual event is all about providing food, clothing, friendship and For information or to drop off donations contact david@ hope. We extend compassion and dignity to all. freepeopleeugene.com. Donations can also be dropped off at the Everyone has a story. Homeless people often live in a story WOW Hall during office hours the week of Dec. 10-14. H

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Webpress, Circulation 3,800, General Support made possible by a grant from Lane Arts Council with support KEITH BERSON BY PHOTO from City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, Copyright 2018 All rights reserved Notes Staff: Copy Editor & Advertising Representative - Bob Fennessy, Layout & Design - James Bateman CCPA Staff: Membership Coordinator & Publicist - Bob Fennessy, Programming Manager - Lori Hawley, Stage Manager - Justin Showker, Asst Stage Manager - Ed Kashin, Davis Koier, Robert Chappel, Office Manager - Danette Lamson, Bookkeeper - Melissa Swan, Volunteer Coordinator - Kaleah Bishop, House Manager - Blake Boxer Concessions Managers - Angela Lees, Kambra Morris-Mitzner, Daniel Noall Custodian - Dave Diercks, Eric Herz, Lighting Director - Cody Owen, Volunteer Staff: Charles Peters, Dan Wathen, Poster Distribution - WOW Hall Poster Crew, CCPA Board of Directors: Chair: Aaron Dietrich, Vice Chair: Henry Weber,, Secretary: Janelle Krinsky, Members: Kathleen Blair, Hannah Finley, Robyn Kelly, Marlene Monette, Abe Neilson-Sword, Amy Sherwood

JOHN CRAIGIE “KEEP IT WARM” TOUR

On Thursday, December 6, Kidding… Live in Portland land- Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Community Center for the ed in Johnson’s car stereo during and Creedence Clearwater Revival Performing Arts proudly wel- a California coastal road trip. before developing into what is comes John Craigie’s “Keep It Shortly after, Jack reached out often described as a high-energy, Warm” Tour to the WOW Hall and Craigie soon found himself foot-stompin’, “rowdy” folk- with special guest Ben Morrison onstage for 12 shows during rock string band. The group has (of The Brothers Comatose). Johnson’s 2017 summer tour released three records: Songs This is a fully seated concert. including performances at The From The Stoop (2010), Respect Join the team to help John Greek Theatre in Berkeley, the Van (2012) and City Painted Craigie raise money and donate California and The Gorge in Gold (2016). They have played items for Eugene’s Hosea Youth Washington. Along the way, he and headlined bluegrass festivals Services to support those in need earned acclaim from SF Weekly, like Hardly Strictly on his #KeepItWarm2018 tour. Seattle Times, AXS, and more. Bluegrass, High Sierra Music $1 from each ticket sold will be Festival appearances also Festival, Outside Lands Music donated to Hosea Youth Services. include Oregon Country Fair, and Arts Festival, and Kate We’ll also be collecting your new/ Kate Wolf Music Festival, High Wolf Music Festival. gently used sleeping bags, jackets, Sierra Music Festival, Burning The Brothers Comatose have gloves, hats, scarfs, socks, etc. at Man, Pickathon, and many oth- also led extended tours with The the show. ers. Devil Makes Three, Yonder Renowned for his eloquent When Craigie plays, it’s one of Mountain String Band and Lake Americana style, engaging live those special shows that can Street Dive. shows, and off-the-cuff clever make you laugh and cry in the Tickets are $16 in advance, observations, John Craigie carries same song. It’s a musical journey $21 day of show. Doors open at on the legacy of classic singer- that can’t be denied. 7:00 pm and showtime is 8:00. songwriters, while blazing a trail Seating is on a first come, first of his own. BEN MORRISON served basis. H Recently, that trail twisted and Born in Petaluma, California, turned into new territory for the Ben Morrison (along with his Portland, OR performer who The brother Alex) began playing gui- Stranger appropriately dubbed, tar and singing songs at age 12, “the lovechild of John Prine and taking a liking to Rock and Mitch Hedberg.” His music Roll. The brothers grew up speaks loud to both audiences around music, hosting music and fellow artists. Todd Snider parties. Both the Morrison notably hand-delivered a gift on- brothers’ parents were musicians. stage, and Chuck Norris has sent They were inspired mostly by fan mail. His fifth full-length their mother, who was in album No Rain, No Rose boast- a folk band, harmonizing ed two collaborations with with other singers in Gregory Alan Isakov (namely “I their living room. Am California” and “Highway “The Morrison Blood”). Both quickly cracked house was a gath- one million Spotify streams and ering place for counting, as his knack for capti- local musicians – vating narrative and rustic aural everyone would palettes powered the 13-track bring an instru- offering. ment, call out “It’s about transparency,” he tunes, call out explains. “The storytelling enables changes, and just listeners to relate. Really good play for hours” music doesn’t make you feel says Brothers good; it makes you feel like Comatose bassist, you’re not alone.” Giovanni Benedetti. As No Rain, No Rose landed, The Brothers he caught the attention of none Comatose band other than Jack Johnson. Through began with the two a serendipitous series of events, brothers doing Craigie’s 2016 live effort arrangements of Capricorn in Retrograde… Just songs by Led

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EGOTONES and Portugal’s Reverence Valada eyes are working properly. and groovy tune “Pony Boy”, an gy! EGOTONES has it all! This Surf levels of Dick Dale, psy- (with The Damned, The Oh Sees, Forming in Eugene in the win- exploration into the darkness of four piece instrumental group has chedelic areas of early Pink Floyd and Silver Apples). ter of 2014, Snow White has subli- unhealthy relationships and the been thrilling audiences with their and 13th Floor Elevators, Ego- A new record is currently in mated Eugene’s local music scene exploitative nature of sex. uniquely psychedelic, high-energy tones bring you through a unique the works. while sharing the stage with such As described by writer Sam music for almost a decade. Bound trip within delicate and moody acts as Dead Meadow, Mild High Gehrke of Vortex Music Magazine, together by a shared addiction to compositions. SNOW WHITE Club, La Luz, The Thermals, Snow White’s sound takes on an, the inner nectar of Stretch Arm- Band members are: Krispy: gui- Snow White is a psychedelic Summer Cannibals, Cherry “…almost cinematic quality, final- strong dolls, and well known for tar and keys; Austin: guitar; Davis: dream. The enigmatic duo of Glazerr, The Sloths, and more. ly blooming into what I can only their compelling live shows and bass; and Jarryd: drums. Lauren Hay (vocals and key- They are the organizing force describe as a psych-injected James dense, cinematic compositions, board) and Tim Khadafi (bass) behind the Psychedelic Balls. Bond intro song on acid.” EGOTONES have become a sta- SACRED TREES serenades listeners with multi-col- Snow White released their first ple of the PNW scene and are a Sacred Trees is a 4-piece psych ored lullabies that tell stories of studio EP Glitter in 2016. They EGOTONES must see, must hear for any card rock band from Eugene, Oregon. things you can see when all your released as a first single the dark Heavy! Trippy! Surfy! Prog- carrying music nerd. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7

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4 DECEMBER 2018 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG WOW HALL MEMBERSHIP PARTY STRANGE DESSERTS H CABLE QUINTET H THE ALMOND BUTTERS BAND H JAR By Bob Fennessy, wants to go. CCPA Membership Coordinator JAR is James Drier, keys, On Saturday, December 8, the vocals and bass; Andy Rollins, Community Center for the rhythm guitar and vocals; the Performing Arts celebrates its 43nd mysterious Robert Hand, lead Anniversary at the WOW Hall guitar; and “The Shipwright” Membership Party, featuring Carl Lopes on drums. Some entertainment by the Strange might recognize Robert as anoth- Desserts, Cable Quintet, The er one of the WOW Hall’s major Almond Butters Band and JAR. supporters. As usual, this event will feature Enjoy local music at the WOW food and beverages prepared by Hall Membership Party, and some of Lane County’s best res- bring an appetite. Last year taurants and suppliers! eighty-eight area restaurants and A short program will include other businesses agreed to con- recognition of the CCPA’s newest tribute prepared food, beverages and youngest Lifetime Member, and other items for a buffet-style Zevariah Moses. This year thir- dinner. This year we hope to see teen-year-old Zevarish asked all a similar number of restaurants of his family and friends to donate participating. New dishes are any bar mitzvah gifts to the presented throughout the event, WOW Hall. His generous gesture CABLE QUINTET so you don’t need to come early resulted in over $2000 in dona- to get a great meal. THE ALMOND BUTTERS BAND tions, which, at his suggestion, are The basement will also be being dedicated to getting a new offering an assortment of nibbles phone system installed at the Hall. STRANGE DESSERTS as well as some special deals on JAR adult beverages that have been STRANGE DESSERTS donated for the occasion. Strange Desserts is a fun trio of The Community Center for friends that love to make music the Performing Arts was incorpo- together over a glass of fine wine rated to save the Woodmen of and Mochi Ice Cream. Marty the World Hall from demolition Chilla, Dr. John Haines and and keep it available to the com- Palmer Utterback are delightful munity. On December 10, 1975, company. Their music is as invit- the WOWATHON began with ing as a bite of that tasty confec- live entertainment 24 hours a day tion with the chewy outer shell for five days in order to raise a and sweet ice cream filling. Come down payment. Today, the Hall and enjoy the creamy texture of remains community-owned and familiar songs. democratically operated. The Marty first contacted me about band Tour Heads Caravan. Eugene’s most beloved band, The back when I first started here, organization enjoys a broad base Strange Desserts playing the Joining this array of players is Sugar Beets (WOW Hall debut turned me on to a guy named of community support, as demon- Membership Party last year. They Amy Jones from L.A., who is Feb 15, 1992). Over the years, Carl. strated by the members list pub- had an upcoming gig at The relatively new to the Eugene music Marty has had quite a few side I have to say that several car- lished in this issue. Shedd and thought the WOW scene -- where she fronts her own projects and several have played penter types had looked at the Each year around this time the Hall party would be the perfect jazz band in support of her record- at the Membership Party: Creator project and were somewhat sty- Membership Party serves to performance place to perfect their ings. 7 (1998), Concrete Loveseat & mied about the unfinished bath- thank the supporters of the program. At that time the party Elizabeth Cable, born and The Moon Box (2009), a different room. There were a number of CCPA, a nonprofit (501c3) arts already had a full schedule and I raised here in Eugene, has four Concrete Loveseat (2012), The exposed pipes, including one that organization. Admission to the didn’t want to cut the perfor- generations worth of roots going Penny Loafers (2013) and CaraVan ran along the wall through the Membership Party is free for mance times, but this year I gave back to Brownsville, Oregon and (2015). “shower” which had prevented it members (members note: If your Marty first call and the group is a mainstay performer at the The Almond Butters Band is a from ever being used as anything mailing label reads “This is your agreed to play for us. Oregon Country Fair (where last band that loves the classics. but a tub. The pipe made using party ticket” your membership is All of the members of Strange summer I had her quartet play on Steeped in Americana and in love prefabricated shower shells current; you don’t need the label Desserts are longtime supporters the Community Village Stage). with the sounds of the Dead, Neil impractical, but Carl had experi- to get in but it makes it faster). of the WOW Hall. By my Enjoying some recent radio time Young, The Band, Allman ence in tile setting. He not only Memberships are available at the records, Dr. Haines and his wife in support of KRVM, this group Brothers and many more, The finished the project with tile, he door for $15 to $40 or more Joy have been members since at has room to grow together and Almond Butters Band provides a did it on the cheap by finding all (members are encouraged to bring least 2004, Palmer Utterback continue musical friendships that fresh take on some tasty classics. of the materials on sale at BRING. guests at a cost of $12 for adults, joined in 2001 and Marty Chilla’s are sure to last a lifetime. ABB consists of Kris McBride Now if you want to be $6 for ages 6-11; five and under membership dates back to 1997. Enjoy the rich vocal harmonies on bass, Marty Chilla on guitar impressed, ask Carl to show you free). as all five players in this group and vox, Mike Gelardi on keys his cell phone photos of some of Doors open at 7:00 pm, CABLE QUINTET sing. Finesse and passion become and vox, Patrick Kavaney on gui- the tile work he’s completed that Strange Desserts at 7:15, Cable Playing music with her best one as the talent shines strong in tar and vox and Beau Eastlund wasn’t done on the cheap. He’s Quartet around 8:00, The Almond friends, vocalist / guitarist / song- their arrangements of original and and Nate Chestnut on percussion. a real artist! I was later surprised Butters Band at 9:00 and JAR at writer Elizabeth Cable pushes for- cover song material. Laid back, semi-acoustic jam- to learn that’s he’s a musician, 10:00. Expect a few welcoming ward with the support of a tal- ming and danceable Americana, too! Especially when he told me words from CCPA Board Chair ented cast of characters from the THE ALMOND BUTTERS BAND ABB is a joyful amalgam of some he had an upcoming gig at the Aaron Dietrich, and at some local music scene. For more than When I contacted Marty about of Eugene’s favorite musicians! WOW Hall! point I’m going to thank all of the twenty years most of the players having Strange Desserts play this Formed in Eugene in 2010, party donors and ask your help in -- including Carlito Peres on year’s Membership Party, he did a JAR JAR is a hometown band with putting away some tables and drums, Boris Canani on guitar sorta ‘bait & switch’ and sug- Last year I was in need of only one rule: Have fun. They chairs so we have a dance floor. and Trey Longstreth on bass -- gested an unknown act calling someone with construction skills made their WOW Hall debut in To become a supporting mem- have been playing in various local themselves The Almond Butters to help with a basement remodel February at a private birthday ber of the WOW Hall, or to bands including Kawaida, Eastern Band. And even though the band at my home in Springfield. I put party. Playing a mixture of cov- check your membership status, Sunz, Captain Trips and Maca name sounded nuts, I give Marty the word out on Facebook and ers and original material, JAR visit the office or call 541-687- Rey. Most recently they formed credit for knowing how to pick Dave Reynolds, who was the focuses on live performances that 2746 during office hours (noon the rhythmic backbone to the talent. After all, he created WOW Hall’s maintenance man let the music take them where it -6:00 M-F). H

FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES DECEMBER 2018 5 HISTORY PUB: WOW HALL AWARDS BALLOT Here’s your ballot for the 24th Annual WOW Hall Awards -- designed to honor your favorite CCPA/WOW Hall performers for the year 2018. Just fill it out and return the ballot (or a photocopy) to the Hall by February RED SPOUTS 15, 2019. Winners will be published in March and receive a certificate from the WOW Hall suitable for fram- Lane County History Museum’s History Pub Series presents “Red ing. Write-ins are eligible (must have performed at the WOW Hall in 2018). Just one ballot per person, please. Spouts: How the Soviet Union Nearly Destroyed the World’s Once again, there will be a prize awarded to one lucky person who submits a complete ballot. Please be sure Whales” on Monday, December 3, at the WOW Hall. to include your name and phone number and you could win a gift certificate good for $35 worth of shows at Our guest speaker is Dr. the WOW Hall! Ryan Jones of the UO History ____ Instrument Petting Zoo Department (Associate Profes- Favorite Local Band: Best Instrumentalist ____ Athiarchists ____ Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz (guitar) ____ Music’s Edge Rock Camp sor; Ann Swindells Chair; ____ Beat Crunchers ____ Barry Sless (guitar) ____ Network Charter School Talent Show Director of Graduate Studies) ____ Cable Quintet ____ Govinda (violin) ____ Olivia Gatwood whose areas of special interest ____ Critical Shakes ____ Greg Anton (drums) ____ Oregon Hip-Hop History Tour include Russia, the Pacific, and ____ Egotones ____ John Kadlecik (guitar) ____ Peal Buck’s Trivia Night the Global Environment. ____ Girls Punch Bears ____ Krist Novoselic (bass) ____ Rummage Sale The talk starts at 7:00 with ____ Gossamer Strings ____ Matura (sitar) ____ Senior Talent Show doors opening at 6:00. Food ____ Gumbo Groove ____ Melora Creager (cello) ____ The Experience ____ TEASE Burlesque truck is Smokin’ Vinnie’s BBQ. ____ Hollar House ____ Melvin Seals (keyboards) ____ West African Dance Class Admission is free. H ____ Hyding Jekyll ____ Mik Bondy (guitar) ____ I-chele & the Circle d’Light ____ Pete Sears (bass) ____ West African Drum Course ____ JAR ____ Reed Mathis (bass) ____ Willamette Valley Old-Time Social ____ Marv Ellis & WE Tribe ____ Terry Bozzio (drums) & Square Dance ____ Ninth Moon Black ____ That 1 Guy (magic pipe) ____ World AIDS Day ____ One Dollar Check ____ Tim McLaughlin (trumpet) ____ WOW Hall Membership Party ____ Pancho + The Factory ______Power of Tower ____ Snow White Best Show/Musical Performance Best New Act ____ Sol Seed ____ Beatles vs Stones ____ Almond Butters Band ____ Steel Kitty ____ Bermuda Triangle ____ Bermuda Triangle ____ Steel Wool ____ Café WOW ____ Bleep Bloop ____ This Patch of Sky ____ Car Seat Headrest ____ Buke & Gase ____ UO Green & Yellow Garter Bands ____ Floater ____ Declan McKenna ____ VCR ____ Future Islands ____ Epic Beard Men ____ Vial… Experiment ____ Garcia Project ____ Fellowship of the Wing ____ YOB ____ G Jones/EPROM ____ Future Islands ______DYAD Fest ____ G Jones ____ Japanese Breakfast ____ Giants in the Trees Favorite Male Performer ____ Kimya Dawson ____ Gossamer Strings ____ Baths ____ Kikagaku Moyo ____ Hypersloth ____ Car Seat Headrest ____ Moonalice ____ Japanese Breakfast ____ Declan Mckenna ____ Ninth Moon Black ____ Jay Rock ____ Endr Won ____ One Dollar Check ____ LDW ____ Futuristic ____ Original Wailers ____ LSD & The Search for God ____ G Jones ____ Over the Rhine ____ Maestus ____ Jay Rock ____ Pigs on the Wing ____ Mike Love & The Full Circle ____ Joe Jack Talcum ____ Psychedelic Ball ____ Nellie McKay ____ Lane 8 ____ Quinn XCII ____ New Politics ____ Marty Chilla ____ Shellac ____ Pancho + The Factory ____ Marty Grimes ____ Shlump ____ Shoreline Mafia ____ Marv Ellis ____ Shoreline Mafia ____ Steel Kitty ____ MC Chris ____ SugarBeats Live Band ____ Stelth Ulvang ____ Melvin Seals ____ Terrapin Flyer ____ Trio Braseleiro ____ Mike Love ____ Terry Bozzio ____ Wand ____ Mike Scheidt (YOB) ____ The Album Leaf ____ Zavy ____ Mura Masa ____ The Midnight Hour ______PartyWave ____ The Rock Collection ____ Prof ____ This Will Destroy You Best Band Name ____ Quinn XCII ____ Thriftworks ____ Bedroom Trax ____ Rob Wynia (Floater) ____ Trevor Hall ____ Cocky Pedestrians ____ Shlump ____ Trio Brasileiro ____ Epic Beard Men ____ Terry Bozio ____ Watsky ____ Future Islands ____ That 1 Guy ____ We Were Promised Jetpack ____ Girls Punch Bears ____ Trevor Hall ____ Wild Child ____ Hyding Jekyll ____ Watsky ____ Why? ____ Hypersloth ______YOB ____ Kikagaku Moyo ______LSD & The Search For God Favorite Female Performer ____ Naked Giants ____ Ana Sia Best Nonmusical or Variety Event ____ Not A Part Of It ____ Andrea Gibson ____ Andrea Gibson ____ Rasputina ____ Brittany Howard (Bermuda Triangle) ____ Bass Camp ____ Resinators ____ Caitlin Jemma ____ Coalessence Ecstatic Dance ____ Sacred Trees ____ Chappell Roan ____ Dance Empowered ____ Steel Wool ____ Chelsea Cutler ____ Edison Elementary Talent Show ____ Strange Desserts ____ Eliza Rickman ____ Free People ____ The Posies ____ Elizabeth Cable ____ Girl Circus Summer Camp ____ The Rock Collection ____ I-chele ____ KEPW Green Earth Ball ____ This Will Destroy You ____ Jah 9 ____ Halloween Hullabaloo ____ Toxic Zombie ____ Japanese Breakfast ____ History Reception, Tour & Ed’s Coed ____ We Were Promised Jetpacks ____ Karin Bergquist (Over the Rhine) ____ History Pub ____ Why? ____ Kelsey Wilson (Wild Child) ____ Hoedown Showdown ______Kimya Dawson ____ InSight’s Full Moon Masquerade ____ Lala Lala ____ Lauren Hay (Snow White) ____ Melora Creager (Rasputina) Your Name: ______Phone: ______Nellie McKay ____ Olivia Gatwood Address: ______Shana Cleveland (La Luz) Are you a CCPA (WOW Hall) Member? ❑ Yes ❑ No ____ Terra Lightfoot ______I ❑ am ❑ am not interested in becoming a supporting member of the CCPA.

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PSYCHEDELIC BALL FROM PAGE 3 They play a tambourine-drenched by tubed distortion, heavy psy- dramatic montage of color that is mix of high-energy psychedelic chedelic guitars, and driving always moving and changing. garage rock and fuzzy stoner rhythm. When Lance Gordon first per- doom riffs. They recently released Recently signed to formed analog liquid light shows their debut self-titled studio SPACECASA Records, the group in the 1970’s, he shared the stage album, available now on is set to release their debut EP, with the likes of Roky Erickson, IN THE GALLERY Bandcamp. supported by West Coast winter Big Brother and the Holding Co., During December, the Community Center for the Performing Arts and Southwest spring tours. Its a Beautiful Day, John Lee proudly hosts Paintings by Isaac Paris in the Lobby Art Gallery of the THOM SIMON Hooker, Boz Skaggs, The Tubes, WOW Hall. Psychedelic trio thom simon MAD ALCHEMY Tower of Power, John Cipollina, Isaac Paris draws portraits of local and touring musicians, comedi- -- also known as Jeff Wiseman, Mad Alchemy is an analog Copperhead, and Elvin Bishop. ans, and dancers. The pieces he is hanging in the WOW hall this Lindsay Kunhardt and Michael liquid light show in the great San Sensing a renewed interest in December are multimedia with expressive human figures performing, Whiteside -- will be returning to Francisco tradition of Bill Hamm, this kind of projection, Lance has painted in a combination of alcohol based markers and watercolors. the annual Psych Ball for the Glen Mckay and Brotherhood of devoted all of his attention to You can keep up with Isaac’s comedy shows and listen to music he third time to ring in the New Light from the heyday of the reviving this analog style and posts online at isaacparis.com Year with their jovial, spastic, Bay’s psychedelic ball- taken Mad Alchemy on several The Lobby Arts Gallery is open for viewing during box office hours, sweaty ritual. Showing little rooms. Principal Lance Gordon US and European tours. Mad noon – 6:00 pm Monday through Friday. H regard for genre, the band slips has been involved with this art Alchemy has a constant presence and slides between hang-ten surf, form since 1971 and learned the in the Bay Area. In addition, nightmarish pop, and fiery pro- essence of liquid projections from Mad Alchemy can be found per- gressive rock in a wandering hur- a former member of the forming at many festivals and ricane of emotive sound. Brotherhood of Light at 17. With other popular venues throughout As their live shows continue to a team of three to four peo- California and Oregon. evolve, audiences across the ple, Mad Alchemy typically Tickets are $12 in advance, nation have found themselves blends six to nine projections (all $15 day of show. Doors open at whipped into a frenzy with each overhead), together creating a 7:00 pm and showtime is 7:30. H new release. The band has toured from coast to coast in sup- MAD ALCHEMY port of their three EPs, with their last adventure reaching as far as Brooklyn, NY to spread their chaotic and infectious vibes. SMEAR Through the Pacific Northwest rains of early 2018, longtime gui- tar noise artist “smear” joined .((3,1*5($/ forces with Eugene bassist Yonboi Gonzales and drummer Tater Chestnut. Broadly drawing their $5,(7<,1 influence from sounds ranging 9 between Sonic Youth and Gorillaz, smear is characterized 086,& volunteers). Janelle Krinsky of our board of directors has worked countless volunteer shifts as pre- CALLING ZEVARIAH: house or office security and knows the problems firsthand. She worked with Tamara “THANK YOU” Gonzalez of TouchPoint By Bob Fennessy Zevariah wanted his gift to go to Networks to find a system that This year the Community fund a special project, so his dad would give us phones in all of the Center for the Performing Arts asked us for some ideas of what offices (with multiple phones in was the beneficiary of a large and we might be able to do with the the front office including a cord- totally unexpected gift from local funds. We brainstormed a short less) and one in the basement teenager Zevariah Moses. wish list and the project Zevariah serving area. Zevariah, the son of CCPA chose was a new telephone system The new phone system is being members Phil Moses and Serafina for the WOW Hall offices. installed as we go to press. Please /LYHORFDOSXEOLFUDGLR Clarke, decided that, in lieu of The WOW Hall’s current sys- join us in thanking Zevariah for receiving personal gifts, he would tem is decades old and we no his selflessness and support of the ask his family and friends to longer have enough phones for all CCPA at the WOW Hall VLQFH donate any and all bar mitzvah of the offices (and those we do Membership Party on Saturday, money to the WOW Hall. have are very confusing for new December 8. H 3URJUDPJXLGHDWNUYPRUJ

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