-Hermann Hesse, THE GLASS BEAD GAME, a novel, Chapter: THE CALL
FEBRUARY 28, 1988 Diary Notes…PHOTO: Michael G Miller and 'me'
It’s the last day of February 1988. Michael Miller and I posed for a photo in my living room. Elroy (from THE JETSONS gave a cameo background appearance). In the next month I will be an uncle for a third and fourth time.I was excited about the planned outing for tonight in San Francisco. A double-date night was scheduled with me, Jim from the Gym, Kelly Mullin and Christine Hicks. We were all set to see FLESH FOR LULU and GENE LOVES JEZEBEL in-concert at the GIFT CENTER on 9thStreet in The City.
PHOTO: Dinner at Hamburger Mary's with 'Jim from the Gym', Christine Hicks, Kelly Mullin and 'me'
I brought along my Polaroid and took pictures of us at HAMBURGER MARY’s where we ate dinner before the concert. We were having such a good time at this very hip place called HAMBURGER MARY’s that after the meal I had the waiter take our group photo (shown above). I looked at the instant gratification Polaroid and thought ‘Wow…maybe we’ll have a double-wedding’. It seemed to all fit into a likely possibility.
Christine was in thrill mode when I took the photo of her feet next to Jim’s because they both had dark shoes and white socks (without actually planning on it). They were both so 80’s ‘fashion forward’. Flesh for Lulu is a rock band from LONDON. I was excited to see them because I was so “into” their song called “I GO CRAZY”. The lyrics really described how I was feeling about Kelly Mullin. I go crazy when I’m without her. Here are the lyrics to “I GO CRAZY” that was also featured in that movie last year (1987) called SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm35ZUMzDWk):
I go crazy I go crazy when I'm without you...What have I done today...Just sat and watched the jets fly over...A car goes by...And the sun goes down
We talk about the town
This city's mad in the headAnd sick in the soul
All the stars flew away a long time ago
Isn't that nice
Like Miami Vice
PHOTO: ‘me’ Crazy for KELLY MULLIN
I go crazy when I'm without you
I go crazy when I'm without youWell your life is like an infant’s dream
It's like everything's on TV
You see your face in the mirror
Could it be your place in the mirror
And so we turn on the TV one more time
And we see that everything is fine
But what have I done today
I go crazy
What have I done today
I go crazy when I'm without you
I go crazy
I go crazy
I I I go crazy when I'm without you
Go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you
What have I done today
What have I done todaySue-Ellen looks so upset
This isn't the first time
And it won't be the last
Things going on behind her back
Oh they give you a heart attack
I go crazy when I'm without you, go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you, go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you
But what have I done today
PHOTO: FLESH FOR LULU
I go crazy
I go crazy
I go crazy
I go crazy
But what have I done today
I go crazy
But what have I done today
I go crazy when I'm without you
I go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you, go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you, go crazy
I go crazy when I'm without you
But what have I done today
I go crazy.. I go crazy…I go crazy… I go crazy
The thing about Kelly and I is that it was very electric. We both felt the attraction for one another. I could feel that she was crazy about me, too. It was strong and it didn’t seem like it would ever end.
PHOTO: 'me' and Jim, Cwissy and KellyThe other band we were to see tonight is called Gene Loves Jezebel, an alternative band that formed in the early 1980s. It was founded by identical twin brothers, Jay and Michael Aston. Gene Loves Jezebel's “IT” song was "Desire (Come and Get It)". I really liked that one, too. It also made me think of Kelly. In fact, that particular tune made me think of the four of us…we loved going out together to just dance and have a blast with these cool alternative tracks of the times.
The funny thing about our double-date is that 'Jim from the Gym' and Cwissy really connected as well. Kelly and I weren't totally sure how that would go over. They were as tight as the GENE LOVES JEZEBEL ‘Desire’ song…or so it seemed.
PHOTO: Jim and Cwissy with GENE LOVES JEZEBELThe concerts were a blast and it was one unforgettable Night of Fun.
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