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Creem Profiles

WAS (NOT WAS)

(Pronounced “Boy Howdy!”)

March 1, 1984

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HOME: The Woodwork.

AGE: Old enough to remember the acid revolution!

PROFESSION: Musical Freaks.

HOBBIES: Making a cult figure out of Sweet Pea Atkinson, hangin' out with Mitch Ryder, Doug Fieger, Ozzy Osbourne, Marshall Crenshaw, Wayne Kramer and Mel Torme (whew!), laughing at tornadoes, making Detroit rock-relevant again.

LAST BOOK READ: The Doors Of Perception by Aldous Huxley.

QUOTE: "You can't talk Shakespeare with a monkey."

PROFILE: Old high school pals from the suburbs, Don and David St. Was had a dream—a weird concept—that they put into action with an LP of strange funk music which has evolved into an LP of hodge-podge pop music with the strangest assortment of characters this side of The Mashed Maurauders. Woodwork squeaks and out come the freaks...!

BEER: Boy Howdy!