In dem kürzlich entdeckten Auszug aus der renommierten Untergrund-Publikation Purple Cliffs Quarterly* schwelgt The Palaceer in Erinnerung an die Erscheinung des Singer/Songwriters Lou Monk, die er im C.A.Y.A. Community Center hatte:

“In the era of Quazarz youth, The Central District of Seattle, Washington shone wildly vibrant and pulsed strong like the muscles of the heart. Brave Forerunners, from warm points south, had arrived settled and soon began to born and unleash dazzle of all sorts from this green remote. It was here on a sunny, July day over a free lunch at the C.A.Y.A. baseball field watching the Frontiersman smash an east side club to dust, that Quazarz: Born On A Gangster Star -- with confused terror then resolute determination -- first looked his dreams in the eye. Thee rest as they say, is mystery. The Heritage House, Lowe's Grocery and One Stop Burgers are gone; fact is, from that glorious epoch there remain few vestiges... I'm one of them.”


*Excerpt taken from the essay “The Diamond Skinned Don: Reconstructing Quazarz and the Seven Proofs of Flight" by Lou "Loud Eyes" Monk published in the Purple Cliffs Quarterly from Moon Whip Press © 2064.