Aurore Press To Release Jockey Club Book—Old Punk Rockers To Have Reunion Concert
Cincinnati’s Aurore Press will soon be releasing Stories For Shorty: A Collection Of Recollections From The Jockey Club 1982-1988.
If you were lucky, you spent some time at Newport, Kentucky’s Jockey Club in the years mentioned above.
The picture above from inside the Jockey Club above captures the essence of the place well.
Stories From Shorty will feature remembrances from Jockey Club patrons and performers. I think the book will be the publishing sensation of the fall.
Also, a Jockey Club reunion concert will be held Saturday night November 22 at Newport’s Southgate House. The doors open at 8. November 22 is the day of the release of the Jockey Club book.
Local giants such as The Thangs, SS-20, The Reduced and BPA will be just part of the musical lineup for the reunion show.
Stories For Shorty will be released earlier in the day on November 22 at Shake It Records in Cincinnati. This event will take place at 5 PM at Shake It.
I’m glad to report that I’ll be at the Southgate House for the show. I hope to see you there.
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