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Phone Party at Shakey's in Hollywood 1981

Me on the Left, Bryan Feedback (Center) Dan Dual Phase took the picture

Karen Westminster,  Dan Dual Phase,  Mike Gorman,   Sammy The Seal

Karen Westminister & Steve - 24  

Phone Party at Shakey's in North Hollywood  1980



Dan Dual Phase & Unknown Caller

Dan Dual Phase And Another Unknown Caller

Bruce From "Why Not!", Dan (Again), & Michael Hollywood (Amazing)

Joe Zygot (In The Background), Dan, Kelley Burbank (Half His Face Showing), & Bruce

Dan Dual Phase

Michael Hollywood Greeted by Dan    

Straw Hat Pizza North Hollywood 12/28/1980

Also Michael Hollywood's Birthday, turned 21

Paul Mack & Dan "Dual Phase"

Jack "San Fernando"

Bryan W. Feedback & Dan "Dual Phase"

Bruce "Why Not" & Lynn Woodland Hills

Bruce Being Funny

Paul Mack, Bryan W. Feedback, Steve Pasadena (His Back)

Susan Thunder & Dan "Dual Phase"

Theodore Forma (Dory Forma), Paul Mack, & Video Interviewer

Paul Mack Advertising "Hands Of Mr. Ottermole"

Lori "Monebello" (Carrie "Whittier") & Rex "Huntington Beach"

Michael "Hollywood" & Lori "Montebello (Carrie "Whittier")

Michael "Hollywood", Dan "Dual Phase", Richard "Beverly Hills", & Lynn "Woodland Hills"

Paul Mack & Theodore Forma (Dory Forma)

The End

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