How many of you have traveled the street of Manhattan’s west village to find the boutigue’s that had the real club passes that worked at the door?There was some places everyone knew about after a while Tower Records lobby,Dome,Antique Boutique,Antique Warehouse where you could pick up some questionable cards but, you better be sure you had some cash to cover your back just in case you got a bad one.
There were stores that had the fashion to go with the club and, the club passes for the customer so you really got the treatment at the door because the doorman knew by the clothes you wore where the invitation was from, it was a cool way to control the croud. RedSaid

This flyer is a classic in the sense that it has a Keith Haring drawing on the front.”Don’t mind the stains their original.The year was 1986 and I remember going to this club and being excited because they would change the interior every month and, you thought it was a different club if you missed a month going there,”Does anyone remember the swing that was placed in the middle of the dance floor? or how about the Backhoe with mound of dirt?”If you missed that, did you catch Andy Warhol’s Invisable sculpture in the display windows?How about the lounge area that seemed like a whole different place altogether?What about that little tunnel that took you to the other side of the dance floor,”wasn’t that clever?
I remember getting into the club for free for some reason that Saturday night before Andy Warhol passed away(Feb.22 1987) I guess because I had a similar look to Jean-Michel Basquiat and I remember the cashier asking me, “Do you have a friday reduced admission pass yet?I said I didn’t so she gave me one.I couldn’t wait to get home to New Jersey to tell my friends about this disco, when it was happening, “all the artist who were popular at the time chilled out there. RedSaid

Keith Haring artwork © Estate of Keith Haring