Wow!
Can I say it again?
WOW!!
Matt Nauman really outdid himself on this one. Today's story about ROCKIN' in the San Jose Mercury News (front page in the "F" section, the weekly feature called DRIVE) is just so comprehensive it's hard not to be amazed, and thankful. (FYI, the Merc is now the Bay Area's largest daily).
Besides which, he chose so many great visuals--the famous Tower of Power CalTrans sign; Marco Almera's Sublime poster; Grego's Crossroads art; and, on the inside spread, much more including Dean Jeffries with the Monkeemobile, Ronny and the Daytonas' rare French EP, and finally the t-shirt art Andy Brizio's company created with Signatures Network for a Bruce Springsteen tour--with a Camaro and an SST.
Wow!
Here's how you can read the whole piece yourself:
www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/business/industries/automotive/16193031.htm
That's Solomon from DeLauers Newstand in Oakland, where I bought 16 copies (I couldn't resist).
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Besides which, he chose so many great visuals--the famous Tower of Power CalTrans sign.
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