RS Sept 76

And beds for the boys to take a rest. Plus plenty of toys for them to play with and a nurse to take care of them.

Everyone had a giggle and Pete immediately picked up a More frolicking with the toys.
bazooka while Keith had a rest.

Nurse tells Keith he's just fine and ready to rock and roll. Cameron Crowe and Mary Beth Med-
ley dropped by backstage to say
hello. D

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DERRINGER
GETS HOT

Rock Scene Goes
To A Rehearsal

Photos By Richard Robinson

Veteran of the rock wars, Rick Derringer
has emerged as a talented player, singer,
and producer. But while he's been behind
some big hits (n recent years, his real love
is to get hot aod get down on his guitar out
there in concert. So comes Derringer,
Rick's new band. It's a playing band and
you better catch them this summer as they
make their first tour across the U.S.
They're definitely H-O-T. These photos
come from their rehearsals, just before
they recorded their first album for Blue Sky

Records.

Derring er, on the left is Danny Johnson who plays lead
guitar, Kenny Aaronson who plays bass; and Rick Der-
ringer who also plays lead guitar. Just visible behind Rick

is Vinny Appice on drums.

Danny sings " Sailor" as Rick and he Vinny is a powerhouse on drums. Here he works out on "Comes A Woman".
drive with thei r guitars. Rich sings
most of the songs, but Danny sure
does a hot job of it on this one.

52

Rick slides into the guitar moves on
"Envy", one of the new songs Der-
ringer does on their album and in their
live show.

Kehny is a smooth, steady, imaginatiye
bass player who really gives an excit-
ing bottom on Derringer's sound.

Danny and Rick rock out on "Beyond Rick explains a move to Vinny as Danny and Kenny listen.
The Universe". Derringer rehearsed at Studio Instrument Rentals whe~e David

•Bowie and Peter Frampton were also getting their shows together.

53

B.T.O.'s

SKATING SPECTACULAR

Bachman-Turner Overdrive tripped the light f~ntastic (in more ways than one) when they ventured onto the
Rockefeller Center ice rink for a gala party held in their honor. Photographer Richard E. Aaron wobbled after
them for these exclusive pix.

Now everybody gets into the act. "Let's see, right over left
... or is it left over right?"

"Grrr . . ." says Fred Turner, "I bet I'm the only person who
has to wear ice skates on each hand." Randy Bachman
attends to the more trenchant matter of tying his laces.

Ah, at last ... on the ice! Robbie shows his speed-skating

style, while Fred wonders how many barrels he's going to
have to jump this time.

Safely back on dry land, Randy greets two old friends, Flo
and Eddie'.

Robbie Bachman shows a bit of leg, wondering when his Lou Reed never misses an opportunity to talk guitars.
road manager is going to come by to help him get the Here he raves about rare Stratocasters with Blair
knots just right. Thornton and Fred Turner. D

54

DAVID IN MOSCOW Photos by Andy Kent

On his way back to London, David Bowie stopped in Moscow, his second such visit in recent years. Rock Scene
photo ace Andy Kent was there to captu~e all the pa gentry and action as David took a stroll through Red Square.

David and who's that? Why it's none other
than Iggy! Yup, David and Iggy walk to
Red Square.

The Bowie in Moscow look is very 'third man', don't you think? D

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the new regional 'zines, that is a Frame will attest. There's places to Floor Elevators, Janis Joplin, Sir
mag that tries to cover new ba nds get old records, reports on new local Douglas, Johnny Winter, & more.
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Killer Kane, & The Runaways, turf and some are merely sporad- Pressure Drop; 240 Camden High
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great interviews, pictures, and Good behind the scenes coverage fanzine world, everything from
lotsa facts. and info ybu won't find anywhere reading the hundreds (yes hun-
else. A novel newspaper format dreds!), to writing for them, to pub-
TOTP also boasts the largest gives the publication a topical feel. lishing your own. Don't ask me how
auctio n/sale lists of any regularly
to do it, just send for the ones here
that catch your fancy, and then
you'll know what to do. Remember,
without fans there could be no rock,
and without fanzines there would
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56

Hollywood *** Noel Red- ~
~
ding, Mick Ronson, _Sammy
Hagar, and Earl Slick pose
for a photo backstage at the
Starwood where Sammy

(former Montrose guitarist)
was playing to introduce his
new album.

Berkeley *** When Coun"try

Joe got married, our photog
got this shot of Joe and
Janice McDonald just after
the ceremony as they relax
in the backseat of the 1935
Lincoln convertible they bor-
rowed for the day to ride
from the wedding to the re-
ception. Congrats Joe and
~ Janice.

NYNY *** Andy Warhol Hollywc;,od *** Joe Walsh

snaps a pie of Robin Trower chats with Pete Townshend
for his scrapbook while Terry
Ellis (left behind Andy) and ~at the Who party held in Los
Angeles after their smash
Frank Barsalona (right next concert. (Pie: Brad Elter-
to Robin) and Susan Blonde man).
, watch.

London *** " We hate every-

thing," say the Sex Pistols.
They play their own songs

and do a break-up version of
the Who's 'Substitute'. Sex

Pistols are John Rotten on
vocals, Steve Jones on
guitar, Glenn Matlock on
bass, and Paul Cook on
drums. D

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RAMONES
BUY APA

And Rock Scene
Is There

Photos By .

Danny Fields

Tommy Ramone taked about it'all winter, the band checked it out all spring, and finally the
time came, the Ramones were about to get their very own sound.system. After they signed
with Sire Records and got amplifiers and a first album, the band decided the time had come
to check out just what was about to project their sound out to the masses. Tommy
Ramone knows about such things, so he took the band to meet Marvin Welkowitz at
Ouatum Audio. Tommy also told Danny Fields, the band's manager, and luckily for all of us
Danny brought a cam.era along to capture these golden moments in the history of rock and
roll.

Marvin Welkowitz of Quatum Audio in New York invites
the Ramones into his office for a quick conference before
they check-out the actual hardware. At-the table from left
to right are Marvin, Joey, DeeDee, Tommy, and John.

Tommy and DeeDee listen carefully to the high-frequency Marvin and the band pose with the Leviathan bass horn
multi-cell horn.
from Community Light and Sound. Tommy says it's an
58 essential part of the system they plan to use when they
tour America.

Joey Ramone ?hecks out a mike with the help of Johnny Tommy checks the faders on the Altec mixing board as
Ramone (on right). As the Ramone's lead singer, Joey Marvin and Johnny look on.
wanted to make sure to get just the right mike.

Joey points out the exact spot in the Community LMF-2 Tommy touches the whole system from Community Light
mid-range horn where his voice will come out when he & Sound. The FRC bass horn with multi-cell high fre-
sings "Beat On The Brats". quency horn on top.

Hey, we can live in here when we go on the road. The DeeDee gives a critical listen to the new equipment. D
extended Leviathan bass horn from Community is big 59
enough for the band to invite their friends in! Tommy
warns the rest of the band to hold onto their socks when

this thing starts pumping bass.

Rock Scene's talent search presses onward. If you have a
band, a face, or an electric guitar, send us your 8 x 10 b&w
photo and we'll help you get started on the long upward
climb to success. Don't forget and do it today! Write "New
Bands" c/o Rock Scene, P.O. Box 180, Planetarium Station,
New York City 10024.

3A Baby look properly am bi-sexual by Frankenstein have made an impact on Cleveland's rock and roll scene with their
uncompromising presence. In live performance, we find Jimmy Zero, Magnus,
way of introduction, and are now caus- Stiu Bator, Johnny Blitz and Gene O'Connor. (Pie: ~ames Simon)
ing "pneumatic thrills" (that's what it
says here) in Manhattan. Their indi-
vidual names are unpronouncable,
and obviously figments of their own

unique imagination. If this gets you hot
and bothered, drop a note to their fan
club at 236 E. 6 Street, (suite 4-E), New
York City 10003.

Widow started in Honolulu, Hawaii, and has worked their way into being one of
the most popular Islands' groups. Roger Fuier and Larry Burkett play guitar., and
keyboards, Stoney Doyle (drums) and Ron Ravel lo (bass) keep the rhythm section
cooking, and Frederick Warner holds down vocals.

Ma_rz is a heavy metal band from west-
ern Michigan, who like "to kick out the
jams in their spare time, hoping to
make some bread." From left to right:
T.J. Smith, bass; Pat Stakenas, drums;
Brent Wagner, vocals; and Terry
Thompson, lead guitar. (Pie: Gordon
Fredericks)

80

Capital Punishment live up to their
name, decapitating the sensibilities of
Pontiac, Michigan. Bruce Cox is lead
guitarist, bassist is Nard, drummer Joe
Polmear is undergoing surgery, while
lead singer Joel Stelt looks on. (Thanks
to Marty Groener)

Skarecrow, whose home base is Toronto, Canada, have
just released a single on the group-owned Goat Records,
"4 Minutes After 9", and claim small fan clubs sprouting in
Toronto, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
(Thanks to J.J. Gardner)

Small Wonder is a new band from Newport, R.I., perform- The Suicide Commandos are Dave Ahl, Steve Al mass, and
ing original music which runs the gamut from country to Chris Osgood. From Minneapolis, they play, dress and act
hard rock. On the top we find guitarists B.J. Quigley and just as they please, and like.it loud and fast. D
Dee Van Camp, and Dick Ranlet, sound coordinator; on
the bottom there's guitarist Kevin Reamy, bassist Bill Mil-
ler and drummer Charlie Nickrenz. (Thanks to Brenda

Quigley)

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Dear Wayne, Dear Wants,
A am a 20 year old Bowie fan First of all, start smoking foul

from England and I wondered ifyou smelly cigars and get fat. Then have
.could help me get a pen friend , pre- contracts made up (usually long
ferably a chick that digs Bowie. I term, try ten f,o twenty years) stating
moved to a very small town in what your band has f,o do for you,
North Wales and don't know many but be sure not to include in the con-
people here. Thank you very much. tract what you have to do for the
band!!! Then force them to do bad
Tommy McNally gigs or give them no gigs at all.
Flat 6, 57 West Parade Promise them a couple of albums,
then give them a four track demo.
Rhyl, North Wales Go on lots oftrips around the world,
Great Britain give outlandish parties, buy a
couple of cars, then charge it all to
*** the band! Treat your band as ifthey
were all total strangers. Lie, cheat,
Dear Wayne, Dear Wayne, steal and backstab. Then when
Don't get us wrong or anything, Some friends of mine are starting you're rich, old, and lonely, ask your
money to love you.
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(they're our idols) but we'd like to They have asked me to manage ***
know why there's not a trace of them, but I'm not sure just what a
Dear Wayne,
. bulge between them!! They either WAYNE My dream has finally come true!
have nothing, or wear the tightest manager does. Could you please
jocks around! Alice Cooper says tell me? Do you know of any books This summer I am coming to New
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away. Wayne we've even spotted a in New York for two weeks! Also
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The Bulge Watchers
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Blondie and a band that is actually
Dear Nancy and Pam, from Cleveland but play in New
Boys used t,o stuffthemselves with York City sometimes called Pere
Ubu. Also high on my list are The
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the petting party what are you going rated Club 82. As far as I'm con-
t,o do when flesh finally meets flesh? cerned a lot of the New York City
Shout "SURPRISE, WHAT YOU Rock and Roll Bands (but not
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GET"!!!? So the boys decided that if seeing and hearing at all!!! New
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they'll love them for their minds in- CARE WHAT THE SNOBS ALL
stead of j usi their Greek, Apollo SAY. NEW YORK CITY ROCK
bodies. Remember, it's not how AND ROLL NOT FADE AWAY,
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RASTAMAN'S GOODVIBRATIONS

Night Shift

Rocker Takes

Manhattan

Bob gets a positive vibration from the Singing as he goes, Bob does a little Sometimes Bob moves around, some-
dance as Donald Kinsey takes a guitar times he stands loose and plays
rhythm guitar.
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Issue #12 features· a 48-page
uirat's members at times. There is KISS DEAL SEALED? adaptation of the R. E. Howard
also a definite jazz influence, story "The Haunters of Castle
helped by a unique brass and Stan Lee has been trying to ex- Crimson." The story and . art are
french horn section. For more in tend Marvel's comic empire into gripping, chilling, and brilliantly
depth Fruupp info write: Fruupp's other aspects of pop life. I've al- executed.
Curiosity Club, 26 Crisp Rd., Hen- ready mentioned the aborted
let on Thames, Oxon RG 9 2 EP, COMIX BOOK project, and there's Conan also proved to be the high-
England. CELEBRITY magazine. Lee has light of the Marvel convention.
wanted for awhile to move into the John Buscema was in a large room,
Ian Thomas Band-"Calabash"- rock-and-roll scene and has been ostensibly to answer questions and
GRT records. searching for the proper vehicle. A give pointers to aspiring artists.
Ian Thomas (who also produced), few weeks ago I received a press The room was packed with about
Hugh Syme, Josh Onderisin, Milan release stating that Marvel will be 600 fans who were quiet and re-
Kymlicka, Mike Oberle, Alan collaborating with none other than spectful. It soon became apparent
Thorne and Steve Hagg. Suggested the rock group KISS with the objec- that they were there to see John
Cuts: "Liars" and "Mary Jane". A tive ofproducing a KISS COMIC. It draw, not hear him talk. Someone
Mixture Of: 10 CC, Elton John and also stated that Marvel writer shouted out "When are you going to
the Beatles. Comment: from Cana- Steve Gerber, who did such mar-
da, Ian Thomas promises to be a velous things with MAN-THING adraw Conan?" and the die was cast.
leader in Yukon sounds to come. and created HOWARD THE
This is an artist who I can see DUCK, has been handed the writ- John lit cigarette, placed a clean
reaching a far greater audience ing assignment. sheet of paper on his board, and a
than most Import groups. The mus- hush fell over the room. He moved
ical influence is a straight "pop I called Marvel editor Archie his pencil over the paper in a fluid
rock", very level, but quite good. Goodwin for confirmation and motion working from top to bottom
The guitarist and much of the writ- much to my surprise got what and barely pausing. He finished the
ing also reminds me of Pete amounted to a denial. He said that outline and started bringing Conan
fownshend's solo effort. The cut while yes, the project is in the talk- to life: the, audience gasped. When
"Right Before Your Eyes" is rem- ing stage, absolutely nothing was he finished, a few minutes later,
iniscent of good Kinks complete definite about it. However, I've the room was even more quiet than
with that Greta Garbo nostalgia. learned through reliable sources when he began. And then thunder-
Camel-"Moonmadness"-Gama that indeed, the project is in the ous applause and a standing ova-
records. works, Gerber is writing it, that it tion. John's comment: "That's the
Doug Fergusoii-bass and vocals; will be in an over-sized magazine most I've ever been paid for a
Andy Ward-drums and percus- special as a one-shot-only sched- sketch."
sion; Peter Bardens-keyboards uled to be released sometime this
and vocals; Andy Latimer-guitar summer. Now to wait and see who CHECKLIST
and flute. Suggested Cuts: "Aristil- will be handling the artwork.
lus" and "Song Within a Song". A KULL THE DESTROYER: Kull
CONAN: THE LEGEND STILL lives again. Marvel has re-revived
Cross Between: Genesis, Pink GROWS R.E. Howard's original barbarian
Floyd, and Herbie Hancock. Com- and if this book is as good as the one
ment: Camel, who already have a The best comic on the stands that folded, it is well worth picking
strong following here from their today is CONAN. Not the color up. The artwork is by Ed Hannigan
last import'albums and in England comic, although that certainly is a and Yong Montano.
because of many club perform- superior product, but the black- OMEGA THE UNKNOWN:
ances, have put it all together on and-white mag, THE SAVAGE Another Steve Gerber project with
this disc. Their earlier albums con- SWORD OF CONAN. art by Jim Mooney. This one is def-
sist of a tasty rock with slightly initely weird for a superhero comic
progressive leanings. The last al- CONAN follows in the great but I'm hoo"ked.
bum, "Snow Goose", was entirely American literary tradition started CAPTAIN'AMERICA: Jack Kirby
instrumental but it opened their by the dime store novels that car- is alive and well and again doing
ried the exploits of Buffalo Bill, Cap for Marvel. If you're a Kirby
technical foundation quite a bit. On Jesse James and Harry Houdini. fan you already know; if not, pick
the new album they play excellent These evolved into the pulp up a copy and you will be.
progressive, instrumental open- magazines that featured adventure SON OF SATAN: John Warner,
ings and closings to·the songs. On and mystery by masters like Love- who is moving up in the Marvel
the vocals the music drops down to craft, R.E. Howard, and Walter world, is doing good things with
an almost American rock sound. (The Shadow) Gibson. The pulps Daimon Hellstrom and his alter
Camel demonstrates the organized evolved into a more graphic form of ego . If you 've read ILLUM-
improvizational jamming so well storytelling, the comics. THE INATUS, the current story that
linked to Genesis. One cut is very SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN started with issue #4 will stagger
much akin to thP jazz flow of acts captures the excitement of all you.
like Herbie H <;mcock and The three.
Mahauishnu Orchestra. The axman That's it for now. Please send all
Andy Latimer is considered one of The talented team that is respon- questions and comments to Comics
the better British guitarists. So . .. sible for creating these modern Reporter, c/o ROCK SCENE, Box
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DOC May 1976 Rock Scene for inf9rmation

LETrERS ROC' K on a group called Yesterday and To-

(continued from page 8) (continued from page 7) day. Michael says they consist of

David Meniketti (guitar), Leonard

Haze (drums), "JoJo" Stardust

(guitar) and Phill Kennemore (bass).

both KISS & LED ZEPPELIN have Later, with Hugo and Luigi on RCA, He's seen them at Winterland in San
a Jot of hard-assed appeal. he would enhance his reputation with
such diverse tunes as "Another Satur- Francisco and advises us they're from
KISS are in a world of their own day Night", "B~ing It On Home To
with their music and far-out stage Me," and "Twistin' The Night Away". Hayward, CaJifornia, where "our next
show. If you want to get down & Forming SAR Records with manager
rock & roll & go to a concert that J.W. Alexander, the label's early acts generation of rock stars are coming
puts everything into their act, go included The Valentinos (Bobby
see KISS. You see a Jot of interest- Womack) and Johnnie Taylor; by from ." Suzanne remembers a song
ing shit at a KISS concert. Their mid-1964, he was popular enough to
fans go out oftheir way to dress like sport his own Times Square billboard: they did called "Alcohol". "I'd never
KISS. And that only proves one "Sam's the biggest Cooke in town," it
thing. KISS are great. Me & a few read. On December 10, 1964, Lisa heard ofthem before," she writes, "but
friends got up at 7:00 in the morn- Boyer, 22, told police that Sam had
ing before their concert & worked "kidnapped" her after she accepted an I'll never forget them" ... Patti Car-
on our make-up & clothes all day offer ofa ride home from a Los Angeles
long. We spent a lot of money but bar. According to newspaper reports, doza of-surprise!-Hayward,
we did it to prove Kiss are great. We she escaped from his motel room, and
got a lot of comments on our cos- Cooke, clad only in a top coat, entered California, is interested in discovering
tumes at the concert. People were the motel office in search of her, where
stopping us & asking us how we he accused the female manager of the age and marital status of"the Jove
could look so much like KISS and harboring Miss Boyer. He struck her
not be them. On Halloween we twice with his fist, and she shot him of my life-Richard (DNV) Sohl."
dressed as KISS again & won a con- three times with a pistol. The incident
test. We were walking down the was later ruled "justifiable homicide", Gladly. He's twenty two and is quite
street & people were honking their calling a sad anticlimax to a notable
horns & turning around to get a career. single . . . Speaking of Patti Lee
second look. One guy pulled over,
got out of his car, ran up to us, *** Smith, the mailbag has been full of
shook our hands, and screamed
"You're beautiful, May KISS Jive Who, in your opinion, were the best' questions about and for her. Beth
on forever." And KISS will Jive on punk groups and what were the best
forever. punk lp's ofthe 60's? And what do you Allwood of Eucli_d, Ohio, you can se-
consider the classic punk lp? Lee Hen-
But yet so will LED ZEPPELIN. drix; Knoxville, Tenn. cure Patti's·two in-print books of poe-
Their song "STAIRWAY TO
HEAVEN" will be a LEGEND of This is not as easy a question as it try, Seventh Heaven and Witt, by writ-
our time. They may not have put seems. Since "punk" (to use the term
out any albums lately but they're loosely) is as much a stance as it is a int;\ the Gotham Book Mart, 41 W. 47
still great. Why put out any new music, the "best" punk groups are
albums. People never get sick of often the most unlistenable. A telling St., N.Y.C. They also have several
their old ones. I could never get sick contradiction, to say the least. But for
of them. KISS aren't better than the ones who combined attitude with early broadsides, signed objets d'art
LED ZEPPELIN. They're both the talent, I'd have to go with such con-
BEST. May KISS & LED ZEPPE- tenders as the Chocolate Watch Band and other Smith ephemera. Terry
LIN Jive on forever. (their performance in Riot On Sunset
Strip might be the archetypal punk Shapiro of Hazleton, Pa., Patti was
Marcia Hoffman statement), the Shadows of Knight
Indianapolis, Ind. (their two Dunwich )p's are about the born on December 30, making her a
best of the genre), and singles' faves
Your Lyrlca Put To Muslo- like the Music Machine ("Talk Talk"), bull Capricorn. And for anyone wish-
Mouse and the Traps, ? and the Myste-
-l'op, R&B or Country rians, and-beyond a doubt-the ing to write Patti, Lenny, Ivan, Jay
eternal Seeds. Since most of the best
Profeuion1tly written & recorded on cai:;sette or reel to examples of these groups appeared as Dee, DNV, or anyone else connected
reel t1p1. ONLY $12 PER SONG-no other charges. Please 45's first, the albums tend to be filler-
1p1clfy typl of ry,u1lc dt1lr1d II well IS CHHttl or reel oriented and not quite as consistently with the Patti Smith Group (Moe?), a
t1p1 , good as their big hits. Which might
make sense under such esoteric valuable address to know is c/o War-
WEIER SOUNQ LIMITED, P.O. BOX 164, guidelines, I suppose. Anyway, how
NEPTUNE BEACH, FLA., 32233 can you possibly ask a question about toke Concern, 1545 Broadway (Rm.
the classic punk Ip? Didn't you ever
70 hear of Nuggetsr (Modesty forbids ...) 502), New York Ctiy 10036 ... Patty

- X-Rays: Both Michael Coons of Salt Aldrich of Albion, Pa., has a friend
Lake City, Utah, and SuzanneLoosen
of Stockton, California, responded to who told her that she owned a rare

Shocking Blue album of which only

100 copies were made in English.

Methinks your lovely leg is being

pulled ... Calm down, Sue Stewart of

Lorain, Ohio. You can write Richard

Lloyd of Television at Ork Records,

P.O. Box 159, Cooper Station,

New York City 10003 .. . Steve Urban

of Topeka, Kansas, sends along his

treasured Rock Awards · for 1975.

Though we haven't space to print

them all, it should be mentioned he

gave top nod to Rock Scene for Best

Local & Current Coverage, "Rock

Echo '75" for the Rock Event, and the

Still -Getting-Better-After-All-These-

Years award to John Cale. All right!

... And a special hello and thanks to

Isabel Pritchett of Canberra, Au-

stralia, and the ever-wonderful Kate

Larkin for fan mail above and beyond

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His latest album has sold a Football isn't the only sport that needs a game plan . Here Peter works out the
million dollars worth, his band 's set, complete with all the plays . . .. could he be kidd ing . . .?
tours are sell-outs, his
picture is in all the rock
magazines ... Peter
Frampton has turned his

solo career into an immense
success. The former 60's

Rritish pop child has come
,t to his own as a guitarist,

songwriter, and singer.
Photographer Richard Aaron
r aptured Peter on his latest

tour across the U.S.

Guitarist keyboard player Bob Mayo relaxes with Peter backstage before the gig.

Part of Peter's success is working hard .. . here he signs some last minute autographs before taking to the concert stage.

At the end of their second encore, Peter and bantj come out for a final bow. From left to right are Bob Mayo, drummer John
Siomos, bassist Stanley Sheldon, and Peter. D

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