BACKSTAGE AT ONE OF
THE GREATEST ROCK CLUBS EVER:

FUN + DANGEROUS
Untold Tales, Unseen Photos and Unearthed Music from
My Father's Place 1975-1980

Located in the village of old Roslyn, Long Island, the club was the premier venue for original, local talent and an essential tour stop for established national acts.

During its prolific era, "Eppy" presented an unmatched and unforgettable range of talent in rock, jazz, fusion, country, punk, soul, reggae, folk, and comedy.

No other club in America showcased the breadth and depth of talent that appeared at My Father's Place. Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, The Police, Talking Heads, George Carlin, James Brown, Stanley Clarke, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Burning Spear, Charlie Daniels, Billy Crystal, Linda Ronstadt and Rick Derringer were just a few of the 3,000 performers to grace the stage.

In addition to on-stage and back stage images that have never been seen before, Fun & Dangerous contains an audio CD with 9 songs that were broadcast live on WLIR-FM during the club's heyday. The tracks include:

Peter Tosh - Bush Doctor
Muddy Waters – Mannish Boy
Good Rats – Injun Joe
Eddie Money – Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star
Ian Hunter – Cleveland Rocks

These are the first authorized releases of WLIR-FM live radio broadcasts.

The Limited Edition, 128 page hard-cover book is individually hand-numbered and can be personally signed by the authors.

It contains more than 100 pages of collector's images from on and off stage, the definitive historical narrative of the club, a preface by Kurt Loder, quotes from legendary musician and promoter Little Steven Van Zandt and fond remembrances from WLIR program director's Denis McNamara and others.

Limited Edition Book & CD: $75.00 

Thanks for all your support!

About the authors

35 years after Eppy empowered Steve as his "house photographer," they've partnered to assemble some of the finest words, pictures and sounds of a time when records, radio, concerts and unforgettable talent converged with ardent fans at a little club called My Father's Place.

Steve Rosenfield was the in-house photographer at My Father's Place in the mid- late 70's. Sensing some limitations, he became a suit but keeps his rock 'n roll heart.

Michael "Eppy" Epstein was the owner/operator of legendary My Father's Place from 1971-1987. He's an international talent manager and independent promoter.

IBSN Number:   978-0-578-06876