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The Blitz Brothers' Roach Factor
BEST ROCK & ROLL BAND SAN DIEGO EVER HAD!!!!! As a member of West Coast Vans back in 1980 we contracted The BLITZ BROTHERS to play at the 8TH NATIONAL TRUCK-IN down in Alpine, Ca. They ROCKED that Valley like never before or since. Thousands of Vanners were treated to one of the best Rock & Roll Shows ever at a National Truck-In. I'll never forget working with the Band as a "Percussion Roadie" when The BLITZ BROTHERS opened for Judas Priest & Jeff Beck at San Diego State. GOOD TIMES!!! Richard, remember the Fog Machine Frank Cowgill made? We must have stuffed a ton of dry ice in that thing from El Cajon to Hollywood. LOL Looking forward to Monday Night at the Belly Up. "You'll Be Sorry" if you miss this Show San Diego. Mark Brown Fallbrook, Ca.— September 29, 2011 1:11 p.m.