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Debuts Album at the Lyric in July THETHE INSIDEINSIDE PPAGEAGE the local buzz 3 LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER Jason Collins 4 LOCAL BUZZ Publisher/Founder Josh Zuckerman [email protected] James Collins 5 LIVE & LOCAL General Manager [email protected] 6 BUZZ ON THE STREETS Glenn Swift Hometown girl Jennifer Breeze Editor in Chief 6 [email protected] 8 ON STAGE INTERVIEW Rene Folsom Edger Winter Graphic Designer 10 SPEAK UP Page Layout & Cover Design Death Penalty by Jason Collins 12 NEW OF THE WEIRD Contributing Writers: LOCAL BAND Judy Beard,, Jason Collins, Jill DiLiberto, 13 Phil Grech, Robert Hooper, Michelle The Hot Sauce Boys Kaplan, Robert Kutner, Gloria Mikula, 8 Richard Munroe, Darcy von Ohlen, BUZZ INVESTIGATES Dana O’Kane, Tina Parris, Glen Swift Jr., 14 Flipper’s Sick TO ADVERTISE 15 BUZZ EXTRA CALL (772) 408-6904 ext-1 STORY IDEA? EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW (772) 408-6904 ext 3 16 Dashboard Confessional - Chris Carrabba JC Publications Inc. publishes THE LOCAL BUZZ the first week of every 18 BACKSTAGE BUZZ month. JC Publications Inc. is not 13 responsible for any injury or damage 19 BUZZ ADVICE received as a result of any technical information or advice given herein. The POSITIVE PARENTING contents presented herein do not neces- 20 sarily represent the views of JC Publications or their advertisers. Any 21 HEALTH TIPS reproduction of the materials published herein without written permission from 23 VIDEO GAME PAGE the publisher is prohibited. Feedback from readers, story ideas, 24 AT THE MOVIES photos and art are welcomed. PO BOX 9016 Coming to theatres, movie reviews and much more Port St. Lucie, FL 34985 14 (772) 408-6904 26 WHEELS ABOUT THE COVER 27 OFF THE CUFF Dashboard 28 ASTROLOGY Confessional 29 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Exclusive one on one Interview 30 WHILE YOU’RE WAITING with Chris Carrabba Visit us Online READ STORY ON PAGE 16 Photo Provided TheLocalBuzzMag.comTheLocalBuzzMag.com 2 LocalBuzzMag.com June/July ISSUE 2007 S UPPORT THE O NES WHO SUPPORT T HE L OCAL B UZZ LELETTERTTER FROMFROM THETHE PUBLISHERPUBLISHER As the temperatures rise in sunny South Florida, I can assure you that everyone on the Buzz team has worked hard to bring you another “hot” issue. Our cover story, “Revelations from Dashboard,” is an in-depth interview penned by the very talented Michelle Kaplan, featuring a Florida band that could very well be entering the ranks of the supergroups in the not too distant future. Michelle does an excep- tional job of tapping into the creative psyche of these incredibly talented young people. Believe me, you will walk away with an inside, “sights and smells” look at what its like to be on the cut- ting-edge of today’s music scene – and on the verge of stardom. Buzz editor, Glenn Swift, has written a great story about one of the legends of rock n’ roll, a household name to Classic Rock lovers everywhere – the one and only, Edgar Winter. Glenn will take you on a magical mystery tour of sorts, starting with Edgar’s childhood in the backwoods of Texas in the 1950s, his skyrocketing to fame in the early 1970s, and Winter’s notable accomplishments in music right up through to the present day. Dana O’Kane gives us a colorful story about a very popular local band, the Hot Sauce Boys. The other Glen Swift (yes, the one with one “n”) shows his typical wit in “Off the Cuff,” as does Michelle again in “Buzzed Perspective.” Richard Munroe has weaved a fas- cinating story about a very important chapter in Treasure Coast history, and Glenn Swift will grab you once again in “Flipper’s Sick,” a sad tale about the plight of the dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon. Last, but definitely not least, Jill Diliberto, Buzz Writer of the Year in 2006, will surely stir up a bit of controversy with an eye-catch- ing piece on the death penalty. Trust me, it’s a “killer” story…Ha Ha Ha. So grab yourself a latte, cozy up in a comfortable seat, and enjoy the latest issue of The Local Buzz. 3 LocalBuzzMag.com June/July ISSUE 2007 Josh Zuckerman LLOCALOCAL BUZZBUZZ Country-Pop-Rocker Comes to Vero Beach! Born in New Jersey and raised in St. became a hit and shot to #1 on SIR- Louis, Missouri, Josh developed his IUS Satellite Radio’s OutQ chan- first love for music at the age of 8 nel; it remained there for four when he was introduced to the vio- weeks. His second single "Be Real" lin. At the age of 13, Josh took up is currently # 1, and his video “Out the guitar when his interest in music from Under" was the most request- drifted to rock 'n roll. He has per- ed video on MTV/LOGO televi- formed in many sold-out shows sion’s The Click List, remaining in including the 1996 Olympics in the top spot for over six weeks. Atlanta, the 1998 World Expo in Out From Under is a collection of Portugal with Peabo Bryson, and thoughts and emotions which repre- the 2005 World Expo in Japan. sent all that we go through in life – the love and pain we go through in His critically-acclaimed debut CD, a relationship, as well as the discon- A Totally New Sensation, ranked #1 nect we all feel when we’re out of on the Outvoice charts and on Radio one. Undoubtedly, the growth that Crystal Blue. Its title track was Josh has experienced in his own life nominated for the 2002 OMA music is vividly reflected in his music. awards for Outstanding Songwriter Come experience the human jour- and Outstanding Debut Male. He ney we all go through, making it also won Third Place in the interna- less lonesome as you take a musical tional songwriting competition for journey into your own life. By Glen Swift Jr. Most musicians can cite a wide his song "When Love Comes Back ECAP (Riverside’s range of influences, but Josh Again." Josh has shared the stage Josh Zuckerman performs on Entertainment Zuckerman’s country-tinged, with the Indigo Girls, Macy Gray, Friday, June 22, 2007 at 7:30pm Committee for pop/rocker sound is owed to the Kimberly Locke, Jai Rodriguez, & 9:30pm. Tickets are $22 and Alternative combination of two artists, Joan Jett Rupaul, Joan Jett, B.B King and can be purchased by calling the Programming) and the and The Charlie Daniels Band. A many others, while clips of his Box Office at 772-231-6990 or Riverside Theatre present the up- favorite on the MTV/LOGO cable songs "Karma," "Spiritual," and 800-445-6745 or by going online and-coming, award-winning singer channel, his songs have soared to "Circle Of Friends" have appeared at www.riversidetheatre.com. and songwriter, Josh Zuckerman, on number one on Sirius Satellite on Kathy Griffin's reality show on These performances take place in the Riverside’s very own Waxlax Radio and on MTV/LOGO’s The the Bravo channel. the NEW cutting-edge Waxlax Stage on Friday, June 22, 2007 for Click List, and have been featured Second Stage at the Riverside two performances at 7:30pm and in the television series, Kathy The title track from Josh’s second Theatre. 9:30pm. Griffin: My Life on the D-List. CD, Out From Under, quickly Local Band Gigs LIVELIVE && LLOCALOCAL _________________ ___JUNE 9________ __ __________ _________________ ___JUNE 22________ __ __________ Robert Swinton at the Hutchinson Island Beach Resort Tiki Bar Sleepin Dogz @ 22 Fisherman's Wharf WEATHER PERMIT- (Stuart) TING Indian River Drive & Seaway Drive (Fort Pierce) 7pm Sunset Saturday Night Concert in the Park at Humiston Park Robert Swinton at the Hutchinson Island Beach Resort Tiki Bar (Vero) 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM (Hutchinson Island) Luis Manuel & The Charambo band (Latin) at Brisa Atlantica Luis Manuel & The Charambo band (Latin) at Brisa Atlantica Restaurant & Jazz Bar (Stuart) 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM Restaurant & Jazz Bar (Stuart) 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM Sleepin Dogz Osceola Street Cafe 36 Osceola Street Stuart, _________________ ___JUNE 23________ __ __________ Florida 7:00 PM Sleepin Dogz @ The Undertow 1931 Old Dixie Hwy (Vero) 9pm _________________ ___JUNE 10________ __ __________ Robert Swinton at the Hutchinson Island Beach Resort Tiki Bar The Jukebox Band at Wahoo's (Stuart) Luis Manuel & The Charambo band (Latin) at Brisa Atlantica _________________ ___JUNE 12________ __ __________ Restaurant & Jazz (Stuart) 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM Open Mic Night at Planet Smoothie (Jensen Beach) 7:00 PM - _________________ ___JUNE 24________ __ __________ 11:00 PM The Jukebox Band at Wahoo's (Stuart) Heritage Bluegrass Band at the Heritage Center (Vero Beach) _________________ ___JUNE 26________ __ __________ 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Heritage Bluegrass Band at the Heritage Center (Vero) 7:00 PM _________________ ___JUNE 13________ __ __________ - 11:00 PM Leonard Wheeley & Friends host an Open Mic at Tiki Bar & Open Mic Night at Planet Smoothie (Jensen) 7:00 PM-11:00 PM Restaurant located at the Ft. Pierce Marina 7 - 11 PM _________________ ___JUNE 27________ __ __________ Robert Swinton at the Hutchinson Island Beach Resort Tiki Bar Beach Party Open Mic -All Musicians Welcome at Tiki Bar at Ft. Jazz Jam with the Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society at Harbor Pierce Marina 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Place (PSL) 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Robert Swinton at the Hutchinson Island Beach Resort Tiki Bar Jam Night with Spaz, Garry Nutt, Brian Cunningham & Keith Jazz Jam with the Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society at Harbor Whalen at Sips Nighclub (PSL) 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM Place (PSL) 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM _________________ ___JUNE 14________ __ __________ Jam Night with Spaz, Garry Nutt, Brian Cunningham & Keith Jazz Jam with the Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society at Fort Whalen at Sips Nighclub (PSL) 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM Pierce Community Center _________________ ___JUNE 28 ___ ____ __ __________ Coffee Beans with George Reemer (Sax, Flute) at Jazz & Steak Coffee Beans with George Reemer (Sax, Flute) at Jazz & Steak Night at Archie's Seabreeze (Fort Pierce) Night at Archie's Seabreeze (Fort Pierce) Bike Night at the Yellowtail Grille Downtown Ft.
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