[Tikievents] Del Rays in Long Beach, new Lounge magazine

when i'm not diggin thumpin bass with my band the martini kings , i'm playing with my side band the california del reys of the san fernando valley.be forewarned ...it's a 360 departure from the martini kings(did i say i have a SPLIT personality??)where the martini kings do our exotica lounge thing- the del reys play raunchy garage surf stuff, loud, at times obnoxious and yet fun for the whole family, even the lil ones!
if you are wondering...we are a 4 piece combo. 2 geeeetars,fender bass and drums.

check em out! www.myspace.com/thedelreys
we are doing our debut gig, ready or not. hope you can join us.
think link wray meets the surf
who: the california del reys of the san fernando valley
friday oct. 5th
2 shows
10:00 and 11:30
the pike
1836 east 4th street
long beach, ca. 90802
562.437.4453

I am proud and pleased to announce the publication of the premiere issue of
my pal JAVA's (AKA Jason Croft) deliciously decadent new digest BACHELOR PAD
MAGAZINE, a slick, stylish celebration of Booze, Broads and Burly-Q (and
including my column, B Movies) in the tradition of classic 50s Men's
Magazines (i.e ADAM and SATAN). My debut movie column, which will be a
regular feature, is devoted to essential Vegas flicks. BACHELOR PAD MAGAZINE
is a sin-sational document of the mid-century hipster aesthetic, as well as a
crucial guide to Living Large in the Cool-challenged 21st Century, jam-packed
with colorful graphics, informative articles and best of all, eye-popping
pinup gals.

Java is looking for both advertisers and subscribers, so if you want to see
this boldly unique and creative project continue, please contact him below,
tell I sent ya. He is already working on the Winter issue due in December.

http://www.javasbachelorpad.com/
http://www.bachelorpadmagazineonline.com/

Java and I both cite the early 90s publication CAD, a book length version of
a 50s Men's Magazine, as inspiration for our Lounge Lizard lifestyles, sort
of like those freaks all building mountains in their living rooms in "Close
Encounters" - like-minded individuals following the same vague but compelling
vision. This new magazine is the collaborative fruition of that shared
revery. Dig.

Aloha, Will