Anybody Here Seen My Old Friend MOLLY Hatchet?
Just before Molly Hatchet went onstage, Keith Johnson—their road manager— escorted me to an unusually good seat.
August 1, 1983


Just before Molly Hatchet went onstage, Keith Johnson—their road manager— escorted me to an unusually good seat. I was three, maybe four feet from where Dave Hlubek would be playing. Of course, the audience couldn’t see me behind the amps, but what the hell. A dramatic example of the power and prestige of the press.
Johnson looked over at a roadie. “Don’t fuck with this guy,” he warned, “he’s from Circus magazine.” Ross Marino