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EyeSpy 010 – February 25, 1993

EyeSpy 010 – February 25, 1993
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Aerosmith main members, vocalist Steve Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry in Toronto, February 1993.

FEELING GOOD, ACTING GOOFY: Head Aerosmith guys [010-001] Steve Tyler and Joe Perry flew into town last week to say hi, press the flesh and pump their upcoming album. The guys, seen here at the Barracuda, were in great spirits. But hey! With a new record deal worth 50 mil I’d feel pretty good too!

Plenty of interested people

Aerosmith main members, vocalist Steve Tyler showing off his posing and guitarist Joe Perry in Toronto, February 1993. Photo © 1993 by Steven Lungley.
Aerosmith main members, vocalist Steve Tyler haming it up and guitarist Joe Perry staying cool in Toronto, February 1993. Photo © 1993 by Steven Lungley.
Renee Beach in Toronto, February 1993
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Aerosmith main members, vocalist Steve Tyler turns on the charm and guitarist Joe Perry stays cool in Toronto, February 1993. Photo © 1993 by Steven Lungley.
Eye writer Laura Lind waits for her turn to be photographed with Aerosmith in Toronto, February 1993.
Writer Laura Lind poses with Aerosmith in Toronto, February 1993.
Judy Pasic lends support to her brother, Rod Pasic and actress Lolita Davidovich in Toronto, February 1993.

ODE TO FRIENDSHIP: A load of us squished into the Squeeze Club on Thursday to help out Rod Pasic‘s fundraising efforts for Ode to India, a dance / music / performance piece he’s trying to release on CD. Up top [010-014, L-R] we find Judy Pasic landing one on her big brother, Rod, and actress Lolita Davidovich. Rod and Lolita are long-time buds from their London, Ont., days, and she flew in from L.A. just for the evening. That’s friendship. Also in attendance were [010-015] Stephen Dirkes, who composed the music for the evening, and actress Kirsten Kieferle.

Composer Stephen Dirkes, and actress Kirsten Kieferle out and about in Toronto, February 1993..
Photographer Michael Parker with sisters Alex and Natalie Kovacs, Toronto, February 1993.
Actress Kirsten Kieferle with Rod Pasic and actress Lolita Davidovich.
The Betty Page Social Club celebrated the third anniversary of Fetish Night at Boots, in February 1993 with George Giaouris, owner of Northbound Leather, Kyree Vibrant, singer in Angry Shoppers, and David Heymes, promoter and manager of Boots.

LEATHER LACE & UNIQUE CAKE: The Betty Page Social Club celebrated the third anniversary of Fetish Night at Boots last week with a ménage à trois of celebrations, including a fashion show courtesy of Northbound Leather, a hot performance from Michelle the firebreather and a very dishy Sherry cake. On hand to celebrate were [010-022, L-R] George Giaouris, owner of Northbound, Kyree Vibrant, singer in Angry Shoppers, and David Heymes, promoter and manager of Boots. David and George are the devious minds that created Fetish Night. Seen backstage were [-10-023] Velvet Steele and Mistress Bitch.

The carousel of outakes follows.

Velvet Steele and Mistress Bitch are seen backstage at The Betty Page Social Club third anniversary of Fetish Night, February 1993.
On-stage theatrics at the Betty Paige Social Club's 3rd anniversary of Fetish Night, February 1993 in Toronto.
On-stage festivities ate the Betty Paige Social Club's 3rd anniversary of Fetish Night, February 1993 in Toronto.
Sherry, the living birthday cake getting scrubbed up, February 1993.
New World Disorder singer Marcus McDonald pursues his interests in Toronto, February 1993.
The Betty Page Social Club celebrated the third anniversary of Fetish Night at Boots, in February 1993 with George Giaouris, owner of Northbound Leather, Kyree Vibrant, singer in Angry Shoppers, and David Heymes, promoter and manager of Boots.
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Sherry and unknown, the human birthday cakes at the Betty Paige Social Club's third anniversary party in February 1993. Both were covered in icing and sprinkles and everyone was offered a lick.
Sherry, the living birthday cakes being iced up. Everyone in attendance was offered a lick.
Velvet Steele gets an advance look at Sherry, the living birthday cake. After being covered in icing and sprinkles, everyone in attendance was offered a lick.
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Velvet Steele and Mistress Bitch are seen backstage at The Betty Page Social Club third anniversary of Fetish Night, February 1993.
Avid fan David Graham - who flew in from Winnipeg - is seen here with musician Michael Feinstein at a Casey Hall fundraiser at Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto, February 1993.

ALL FOR A GOOD CAUSE: Roy Thomson Hall hosted “An Evening with Michael Feinstein,” raising $30,000 for Casey House, the hospice for AIDS patients. Feinstein did a program of American classics – Gershwin, Cole Porter, et al. – and dropped by the reception afterwards. Avid fan David Graham [010-018], who flew in from Winnipeg for the show, is seen here with Feinstein. Some of the behind-the-scenes people are [010-019, L-R]  Jim Wakeford and Jane Darville, executive directors of Casey House, as well as Christopher Garek of the Gap, one of the evening’s sponsors.

Can you identify the faces in the carousel of outtakes?

Some of the behind-the-scenes people: Jim Wakeford and Jane Darville, executive directors of Casey House, as well as Christopher Garek of the Gap, one of the evening’s sponsors at Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto, February 1993.
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Unknown fans at "A Night with Michael Feinstein" at Roy Thompson Hall, in Toronto, February 1993.

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