Comments for Doc Lehman http://doclehman.wordpress.com Life Flashing Before My Eyes - 3 Heart Attacks, 5 Bypasses & Counting - Reliving My 60's Childhood & 70's Insanity POPULAR CULTURE - ROCK 'N ROLL - FANZINES - NOSTALGIA - FILM - RACING Tue, 29 Dec 2009 06:48:40 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by DAVE M http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-405 DAVE M Tue, 29 Dec 2009 06:48:40 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-405 Hey Tim Culver! Ya know what? The Internet is a really, really, really, weird thing. This shit is scary. It’s like a time machine or something. I barely remembered you or the mosquito dam jam – but now it’s coming back a little. Thanks. What a blast. You little time traveler, you. Looking back - I should have used more drugs. DAVE M, Frozen in time just like you remember him. Formerly of Howland, now in Los Angeles. Hey Tim Culver! Ya know what? The Internet is a really, really, really, weird thing. This shit is scary. It’s like a time machine or something. I barely remembered you or the mosquito dam jam – but now it’s coming back a little.

Thanks.

What a blast. You little time traveler, you. Looking back – I should have used more drugs.

DAVE M,

Frozen in time just like you remember him. Formerly of Howland, now in Los Angeles.

]]> Comment on Where’s That Confounded Bridge? by joe shmoe http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/07/29/wheres-that-confounded-bridge/#comment-404 joe shmoe Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:03:03 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/?p=76#comment-404 haha i drive under that all he time.. i didnt know it was THIS famous! haha i drive under that all he time.. i didnt know it was THIS famous!

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by Jack Bucci http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-403 Jack Bucci Sat, 19 Dec 2009 19:02:34 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-403 I was at that concert. It was the first time I had seen REO Speedwagon, and the only time I had seen Canned Heat. I was at that concert. It was the first time I had seen REO Speedwagon, and the only time I had seen Canned Heat.

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by Jack Bucci http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-402 Jack Bucci Sat, 19 Dec 2009 19:01:00 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-402 I was at that show too. I remember that ELO did a laser light show (first I had seen) in which they launched a hot air balloon with a mirrored disco ball hung underneath it, and shot laser beams at the ball which reflected out into the night sky. Very cool. I remember the warnings about the fires. There were a bunch of folks who started burning some of the discarded tires by the race track. They were billowing black smoke. I was at that show too. I remember that ELO did a laser light show (first I had seen) in which they launched a hot air balloon with a mirrored disco ball hung underneath it, and shot laser beams at the ball which reflected out into the night sky. Very cool. I remember the warnings about the fires. There were a bunch of folks who started burning some of the discarded tires by the race track. They were billowing black smoke.

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by Jack Bucci http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-401 Jack Bucci Sat, 19 Dec 2009 18:56:12 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-401 I remember that concert vividly. Todd came out wearing green military fatigues, and joked that he finally had a song hit the charts "Real Man". I remember that concert vividly. Todd came out wearing green military fatigues, and joked that he finally had a song hit the charts “Real Man”.

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by Jack Bucci http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-400 Jack Bucci Sat, 19 Dec 2009 18:51:13 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-400 I was at that concert. It was CSN&Y, The Band, Santana, Jesse Colin Young, and a group called Ross. I attended most of the other aforementioned concerts as well. Saved most of my ticket stubs, which my wife had framed and mounted on a collage. Good times....Good times. I was at that concert. It was CSN&Y, The Band, Santana, Jesse Colin Young, and a group called Ross.
I attended most of the other aforementioned concerts as well. Saved most of my ticket stubs, which my wife had framed and mounted on a collage. Good times….Good times.

]]> Comment on Me & The Guys: Rediscovered 60’s Gem by Cheryl http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/09/13/me-the-guys-rediscovered-60s-gem/#comment-399 Cheryl Fri, 18 Dec 2009 01:52:30 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/?p=299#comment-399 I remember Me and the Guys well! We had a fan club for them and I sent out a monthly newsletter about what they were doing and upcoming events. I watched them rehearse a couple of times and went to almost all the dances at the Lazy J. I had the record too but I haven't seen it in forever. No doubt it's been misplaced. I'm glad I stumbled onto your blog. If I can find Psychedelic States: Ohio In The ’60s Vol. 2, I'll buy it. Thanks for sharing the info! I remember Me and the Guys well! We had a fan club for them and I sent out a monthly newsletter about what they were doing and upcoming events. I watched them rehearse a couple of times and went to almost all the dances at the Lazy J. I had the record too but I haven’t seen it in forever. No doubt it’s been misplaced. I’m glad I stumbled onto your blog. If I can find Psychedelic States: Ohio In The ’60s Vol. 2, I’ll buy it.

Thanks for sharing the info!

]]> Comment on Gene Carroll Show Remembered by Kimberly Dawn Smith http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/gene-carroll-show-remembered/#comment-398 Kimberly Dawn Smith Wed, 02 Dec 2009 04:40:44 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/?p=587#comment-398 Is there any way to get some videos of the show from 1964 - 1975? I was a regular on the second half and would love to see them again. Is there any way to get some videos of the show from 1964 – 1975? I was a regular on the second half and would love to see them again.

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by Jerry http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-397 Jerry Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:43:11 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-397 WOW What great memories. Grew up in Warren,Oh and remember the Chester Wv jam. Sat in traffic for like four hours to get in. It was super hot that day and i remember the water trucks and a pond there with a bunch of people skinny dipping. Some fond memories include seeing Pink Floyd at Cleveland Stadium with the Animals tour and Mott the Hoople at John Carroll Gym with the opening act being Aerosmith making there Cleveland debut. First concert was Humble Pie in 69 in Cleveland and remember seeing Rush five times at the Tomorrow Club in Youngstown. Thanks for all the great memories and keep posting. Does anybody know how many people were at Chester? WOW What great memories. Grew up in Warren,Oh and remember the Chester Wv jam. Sat in traffic for like four hours to get in. It was super hot that day and i remember the water trucks and a pond there with a bunch of people skinny dipping. Some fond memories include seeing Pink Floyd at Cleveland Stadium with the Animals tour and Mott the Hoople at John Carroll Gym with the opening act being Aerosmith making there Cleveland debut. First concert was Humble Pie in 69 in Cleveland and remember seeing Rush five times at the Tomorrow Club in Youngstown. Thanks for all the great memories and keep posting. Does anybody know how many people were at Chester?

]]> Comment on 1970’s Outdoor Rock Concerts/Festivals: How Did I Survive? by jimpiccirillo http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-395 jimpiccirillo Thu, 19 Nov 2009 07:58:24 +0000 http://doclehman.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/1970%e2%80%99s-outdoor-rock-concertsfestivals-how-did-i-survive/#comment-395 Great Blog.. great memories. I grew up in nearby West Virginia at the same time and saw many of these same acts. I was at the Chester WV show with Frampton, J.Geils Band, Humble Pie.... me and 3 of my buddies drove up from southern WVA in a Dodge Valiant. Had a blast... thanks for the posts and keeping that era fresh in everyone's minds. Great Blog.. great memories. I grew up in nearby West Virginia at the same time and saw many of these same acts. I was at the Chester WV show with Frampton, J.Geils Band, Humble Pie…. me and 3 of my buddies drove up from southern WVA in a Dodge Valiant. Had a blast… thanks for the posts and keeping that era fresh in everyone’s minds.

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