Avco Embassy filmed part "Vice Squad" in front of The Tiffany.
Michele made the final cut of the film in full Columbia costume.
Julie Ford is the blonde girl behind her, along with David James.
Louis The Button Man also appears with his dog.

TIM CURRY - "Paradise Garage"

TIM CURRY - "I Do The Rock"

From here it got really nuts. Then the film rolled.
Audience participation was great at the Tiffany.
The Tiffany's screen was set at eye level, so during the film, the cast would perform on the sides of the screen.
Since the screen was so low, you could interact with the film with your hands and other objects.
One night, Hale rode his motorcycle inside the theater during "Hot Patootie".
There was an alcove to the left of the screen that led to an exit to the street.
The alcove had a curtain in front of it, and you had the area of small room.
It was a convenient place to "engage".
I lost my virginity in that alcove during a ROCKY HORROR performance, in costume, minus my trousers.
She was beautiful. I still snicker when I drive by the place and see the door.
There...is that punk enough for you?

One night, the manager of the theater refused to let Steve, one of our Transylvanians, into the theater.
Steve was really pissed...so after the crowd went in, he re-arranged the marquee letters out in front.
It originally spelled "Neighbors...Starring John Belushi".
By the time Steve was finished re-arranging the letters, it read "Nigors...Starring John Bushi"
He threw the remaining marquee letters into a mail slot of the adjoining office building.
It caused a tremendous stink, and Steve was banned from the Tiffany for a long time.

"That's Hollywood!" used us in their "Cult Films" episode.
Richard is the first ROCKY HORROR fan that is interviewed.
I appear 4 times in the final cut.

An original production of "THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW" soon opened at the Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood.
"Original Production" meant that it used Sue Blane's costumes, Brian Thomson's set design, and all the other
elements of the original London, Roxy and Broadway productions.
We were excited...we had never seen the play before!
We all went on opening night. There was a lot of press. We wound up on TV!
Frank Gregory played Frank, and he electrified the audience. Kim Milford played Rocky.
The cast came out to greet us afterward, and drove the actor who played the Narrator back to
his room at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.
It was great to finally see the play! We went back several times, and managed to get front-row seats.

By late 1980, EROTIC NIGHTMARES were seeing less and less of each other.
We were not immune from the inevitable in-fighting, drama and natural growth.
Richard & I had made a strong impression on the Hollywood crowd, and we eventually joined the Tiffany cast.
We set up "The Secret Headquarters Of F.A.T.S.O." in the marquee room underneath the projection booth.
Sometimes, we would sleep in a storage bin in a carport across the street, or in the marquee room.