Over The Edge Page 14

March 20, 2000

Scotty Oh continued from page 4

He also has a CD, called
“D’ohp”, which came out
about six to eight months
ago, and he hopes to have a
new one in April sometime.
That depends if he has time
to produce a CD; he has had
to stop booking engage-
ments in Vancouver,
because he would like to be
able to play in other cities. -
He thinks that the Prince
George party scene is like

the early days in Vancouver.
It has the positive energy
that smaller Vancouver par-
ties has, and no one has any
problems with each other.
“Everyone just seems to be
so energetic and into it. It's
great.”

Scotty Oh wiil be playing at
Winter Love 2000 at
Hemlock Resort on April 8th,
as well as at Kisimit 3 on
April 5th. Kisimit is one of

D’oh Boy _ Productions’
longest running shows, and
this year, they are supposed
to have the Klubbheads
booked. So if you missed
Scotty Oh when he was
here, you could check him
out at one of those parties,
or got to www.teamhard-
core.com to look for other
events that he will be at.

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