WE’ RE BROOKLYNPLAYING

back to the club.

After the waiting became tedious, I turned to Billy and asked him, “What time do we go on? It’s after ll PM?” He answered, “No, it’s not like that ..... somebody comes over and says, Play now! I!” So, about 11:30 or there about, we went on, played close to an hour, came off the stage and took a break.

The venue was sparse and no food was served there. Drinks, yes, but no food. I was hungry. I noticed a restaurant just a short walk down the street from the Derby, so I headed there to grab a bite. None of the other guys were interested in coming along, so I went alone. It was after midnight. one another on