It’s Thursday night, and Gary Marsh is waiting inside his band’s favorite bar, the Asti, rocking slicked-back hair and a gray collared shirt he could have borrowed off a car mechanic. Having just bought a Red Bull, Marsh—who goes by “Sinner” in the rockabilly-blasting Chop Tops—is sipping his nonalcoholic drink, ignoring my questions and gazing over my left shoulder at the bar’s front door. Now he’s just buying time.
Posts Tagged: rock & roll
Recent Posts
- Why Cliff Café is a Breakfast Favorite in Pleasure Point
- Things To Do in Santa Cruz: July 21-27
- Volkswagen Presents Warren Miller’s Timeless
- Back to School: How I found new purpose at Cabrillo College
- The untold story of the UCSC Trailer Park
- High Time: A guide to Santa Cruz cannabis dispensaries
- Where to find comedy in Santa Cruz
- After The Fall: One Boomer’s Tale of Reckoning
- A Sleep Doctor’s Advice for Quality Shut-Eye
- Secrets of a Serial Santa Cruz Movie Extra