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Dancing is a great way to exercise and release the pent up pressures of living in Los Angeles. I daydream often of dancing up in the sky amongst the clouds, spinning, twirling, and moving my body through spatial planes in space. My favorite music is House, followed by New Wave, Disco, Electro Swing, Danceable Indie tunes, and lastly, Goth (Inside those Dark Ethereal Clubs, I basically run my Cool House Move Dance Grooves in "Slow-Motion").

	The heated ladies crunchin' on these juicy bananas here are from the hot M*a*d*o*n*n*a Dance Video, "Deeper and Deeper". That's Hot Actress Debi Mazar on the left (with the dark hair in the front) who I discovered had a 23" waist in the movie Space Truckers, which I helped Costume about 3 years later. I'm in "Deeper & Deeper" for 2 glorious seconds of permanent fame right next to the "Queen of Pop" herself. In the first third of the steamy video, watch for me along the bar in a black midriff jacket with a nice cut Fro as the Queen walks by (Her name is carefully omitted, here, to stop her lawyers from hounding my arse.). Then check the final third of the dance video as the Queen returns up a flight of stairs (in a desperate attempt to leave the club) and scoots right by me as I'm shakin' it in a white spandex midriff turtleneck top (which I fabricated to audition as a model for a John Paul Gautier Fashion Show earlier that same year). The cutie-pie Make-up Girl wiped the sweat off the Queen and I with the same towel (eBay wasn't around to sell that instantly hot item ticket "towel" yet). And the Queen even gave me some verbal instructions 2 "pretend I'm picking up on a girl on the dancefloor!" I can't wait to explain all that to my Grand Kids, one day on the beach!

Here I am at Disco 2000, a while back, grooving to everything from The Tramps to the Village People. Photo is by Kristina. Nowadays, our whole disco operation is in semi-retirement. Club Lunch, (a Spin-off of Disco 2000) held inside the Majestic theater every Sunday in Huntington Beach up until recently, was a 70's Themed Joint to hear straight up Disco Music. The groovy tunes were spun by Orange County Disco Dj's Beej and Roly. Dust off your Afro Wig and be there or be square when the club re-surfaces again in the near future.

Can you dig it? Sometimes I had to dress this wild at a club in West Covina called the Red Ozone. This was years ago and House Music was just kicking in on the Los Angeles dance scene. Today's generation of dance folk can't handle me walkin' in to a club like this. They got Grunged out in fashion when they were young, and only now are re-discovering their bodies.

	I'm dressed as a Cyber Cowboy and working the dancefloor at an after hours club, called Family Groove in Los Angeles, and Dee Jayed by House Legend DJ Doc Martin. There is no dress code here. You are free to be who you are.

Sometimes my Go Go Dance partners get out of hand and will try anything to shock the crowd. Check out Shawna! I'm up there laughing at what would happen if my Granny walked into the club and saw this. She'd say, "Good God Amighty you all need Jesus!" The photo was taken by Issaac.

Now, in case you didn't know, I am the undisputed King of L.A. Go-Go Dancers! Don't even question it.

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