Saint John wrote:RedWingFan wrote:Saint John wrote:RedWingFan wrote:Saint John wrote:eclipse wrote:Once again, for all you Journey fans within shouting distance of northeast Ohio, Eclipse featuring lead vocalist Jason Kelty (formerly of Escape) will be playing in Cleveland at Sly Fox on Friday night and in Akron at Vicki's on Saturday night. The play list will include numerous Journey tunes, as well as songs from their Styx tribute, Grand Illusion. Come and check it out!
Making final plans and going for sure. Meeting another member or two of this board there as well.
Can't wait.
Any chance of you swinging up near the Flint area to pick a brutha up????
Flint?!?! Who am I picking up...Glenn Rice and Mateen Cleaves on the north side?
Keep an eye out for Mark Ingram and you may be able to claim some reward money!!!!
lol...I think he's safe in that hood. Me...not so much.
Beware Mateen.....
As a Spartan, Cleaves faced misdemeanor charges stemming from an apparent shoplifting incident. Arrest warrants were issued naming Cleaves and teammate Antonio Smith in connection with the theft of a 40-ounce bottle of beer from a convenience store by East Lansing Police. Cleaves and Smith where charged with larceny of under $200. They were eventually cited and released. [2]
In February 1998, Cleaves was arrested by East Lansing police following a victory over Michigan. Cleaves spent the rest of the night in jail for refusing to take a breathalyser test and on suspicion of kicking a door at the apartment of a female acquaintance. He pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of having an open container of alcohol, and was placed in a six-month program for first-time offenders that allowed him to clear his record upon its completion. He was placed on probation for a year by team coach Tom Izzo.[3]
As a NBA rookie, Cleaves was ticketed for speeding and driving with a suspended license. The player was driving 85 mph in a 70 mph zone Sunday morning on an interstate, and a routine check showed his license was suspended. The suspension was dropped once Cleaves paid the fines. [4]
Anyway, looking forward to any and all of you coming out tonight. Weather looks favorable (for Cleveland in December), and the show should rock! Make sure that you come up and say hello.
Paul
