: It was situated at the corner of 54th Street and College Avenue in the SoBro (South Broad Ripple) neighborhood. The space was later occupied by other businesses and eventually became the Jazz Kitchen in 1994. Notable Performances & Legacy
: The club is famously remembered through the compilation album Early Indiana Punk and New Wave: The Crazy Al’s Year(s) , which documents the raw energy of the venue during its peak. crazy.al.1978
: Described as a gritty, "counter-culture haven," it provided a communal space for "weirdos" and societal outcasts to be their authentic selves. : It was situated at the corner of
“This SoBro spot was the epicenter of punk, new wave, and alternative music, swiftly transforming into Indy's counter-culture haven.” Facebook · United State of Indiana · 3 months ago : Described as a gritty, "counter-culture haven," it
The venue hosted a variety of iconic acts and local legends, including: : Joan Jett, The Go-Go's, and The Cramps. Local Legends : The Zero Boys, The Gizmos, and DNA.