Southern California Venues Where Bands Played
- Anti-Club - East Hollywood
- Cathay de Grande in Hollywood
- Radio City in Anaheim
- Safari Sam's (the original) in Huntington Beach
- Circle City at the Orange Traffic Circle
- The Palace in Hollywood
- The Cuckoo's Nest - Costa Mesa
- The Lhasa Club - Hollywood /Studio City
- Madame Wong's West/Chinatown - L.A.
- Club Lingerie - Hollywood
- Music Machine - West L.A.
- Al's Bar - Downtown L.A.
- The Palomino - North Hollywood
- The O.N. Klub - Silver Lake
- The Cavern Club - Hollywood
- FM Station - North Hollywood
- Raji's - Hollywood
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