Spring has sprung and now it’s gone and on and on can you believe it’s Labor Day already? They had the big rainbow party yesterday chalk full of stars and it’s just been a season of rock excitement.

Red Cross played at the Levitt Pavilion in MacArthur Park last weekend it was a scene filled with old faces and old friends. Opening band was one and Juanita, who are the fabulous Alice bag of the bags and kid Congo powers, formally of the cramps both who have really great books out that you can Google on their rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle I’m told it was a fabulous event. I was busy at the dig at all laboratory with a show of our own curated by Sean shimmer of shimmer bed With the x-ray zeros and more.

The room is filled with balloons, so there was a lot of popping going on atmosphere was exciting and next-door at custom land they had a huge festival of vendors selling homemade GX goodies all very creative and exciting and a comedy show outside in the yard, which was chalk full of patrons. This is all happening on Larchmont and Melrose’

Dig it all has shoes twice a month check us out on Instagram. We also recently had a Rudolph Valentino memorial party after celebrating the 98th Valentino memorial service at Hollywood forever cemetery..

Paul, Picasso Trova and I enjoyed the ceremony which was beautifully performed inside the church . Jeffery valance was there Gloria O an LA favorite photographer Gary Leonard was snapping the pics. I saw some people having a wonderful punk rock birthday luncheon on Vampira’s grave . We said hello to Tomata du Plenty who has a handmade art piece that his ashes are lounging in there and I’m sure he would be happy to know that he was having an art show downtown at Mark Mothersbaugh from Devo’s Mut Muz Gallery.

Well curated, we did the tomato dip, plenty art gallery opening a couple years ago at art share which is a very large space and filled it with hundreds of pieces of his work. It’s always a reunion when we get together..

Tomatoes are plenty was the lead singer of a band called the screamers in the early 80s talented to be the first punk rock band in LA. He also made a movie called population one which is a European style flick which you can see on YouTube. He was an artist, a writer, and an all-around great guy. It’s always nice to celebrate his contributions to our community as an artist and the singer.

I went to knucklehead and saw the new wild Kings of midnight with Gitaine Demone formally of Christian death and Paul Rossler formally of the Screamers creating great movie soundtrack music for the future.

Knucklehead is a cute little golf club on Santa Monica Blvd. near Vine across the street from three of clubs where HTTH was performing. They have a metal scene going on over there. I really like that food truck that’s right there.

Check it out and also check out Tequila TV in West Hollywood Publix access cable on Thursday nights at 7:30 produced by Paul and I . My TV show is a travelogue of Los Angeles underground culture, and the Hollywood landmarks that intrigues the world.

I started tequila TV on public access in 1985 so wish me a happy anniversary. Why don’t you?