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A high-spirited, very conversational compilation of true and tall tales of the glory days of the Cleveland music scene, as told through the eyes of musicians, DJs, promoters and fans. --Goldmine
A fun, incisive look at three decades of Cleveland s music history. The result is a well-researched work that is an absolute blast to read . . . Feels less like following a detailed history text than flipping through a scrapbook, or watching a documentry . . . A sharply written piece of folk history. It s a quick read, and certainly an enjoyable one for Cleveland rock fans who were there the first time around. --West Life
Largely presented as an oral history, making the book essentially a collection of anecdotes. As a result, you get a real you are there feeling, especially as author Wolff covers everything rock-related that happened in town. . . A bittersweet look back at a time before the mainstream music industry became totally pre-packaged, a time when radio DJs could actually choose the songs they were going to play. --Harp Magazine
West Life
"A well-researched work that is an absolute blast to read."
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A high-spirited, very conversational compilation of true and tall tales of the glory days of the Cleveland music scene, as told through the eyes of musicians, DJs, promoters and fans. --Goldmine
A fun, incisive look at three decades of Cleveland s music history. The result is a well-researched work that is an absolute blast to read . . . Feels less like following a detailed history text than flipping through a scrapbook, or watching a documentry . . . A sharply written piece of folk history. It s a quick read, and certainly an enjoyable one for Cleveland rock fans who were there the first time around. --West Life
Largely presented as an oral history, making the book essentially a collection of anecdotes. As a result, you get a real you are there feeling, especially as author Wolff covers everything rock-related that happened in town. . . A bittersweet look back at a time before the mainstream music industry became totally pre-packaged, a time when radio DJs could actually choose the songs they were going to play. --Harp Magazine
West Life
"A well-researched work that is an absolute blast to read."
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