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BLAME IT ON THE CLEMMA? Could it be? Was it possible? My heart beat itself into a wild frenzy as I ripped out the preceeding twenty pages until—YES! There it was! Page 21, [CREEM Feb. ’80], at the top, photo—center, HIM, that luminiferous Pope-knower, that Garden City prince—John Amore!

March 1, 1980

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BLAME IT ON THE CLEMMA?

Could it be? Was it possible? My heart beat itself into a wild frenzy as I ripped out the preceeding twenty pages until—YES! There it was! Page 21, [CREEM Feb. ’80], at the top, photo—center, HIM, that luminiferous Popeknower, that Garden City prince—John Amore! I love the Mutants, but for one little words from Mr. Clemma I would become a Catholic, a Nun.

His stance, his wit, his cardinal grin, his sensuous receding hairline, that voice of comfort all add up to God’s only creation that ever lit my fire! Thank you, CREEM, thank you Walter Wasacz, THANKS Mr. and Mrs. C., thank you God.

Eternally grateful

(but I want MORE)

Krista

.St. Louis, MO

GOOD MAN HARD TO FIND, ETC.

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