There were brilliant promotional graphics (designer unknown) befitting a brilliant show that paired two great acts known as much for exciting onstage delivery as their punk pedigrees, THE DOGS and THE STREET WALKIN' CHEETAHS.
Cafe Nela hosted this notable double bill on 4.29.16. THE DOGS--Loren Molinare, vocals, guitar; Mary Kay, bass, vocals; Tony Matteucci, drums, vocals--in action, Detroit-style hardest rock at its finest:
R.e. the set list: THE DOGS' "Ain't Goin' Nowhere" has been broadcast repeatedly on Rodney Bingenheimer's Rodney On The ROQ radio show in the major media market of Hollywood. 
↨That night's Street Walkin' Cheetahs' antics:
Above, Frank Meyer eating a beer can while strolling through the crowd and...
...handing his guitar to an audience member to play, who did a far better job than when a guitarist at a Malibu Colony private home jam foisted his axe on me during "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and blithely instructed "It's in 'A'..." while he left the building entirely. No, I don't play guitar in the slightest.
The Street Walkin' Cheetahs remain: Frank Meyer, guitar, vocals; Bruce Duff, guitar; Dino Everett, bass; Mike Sessa, drums.
PHOTO OPS:
1134 Films co-founders/directors Chris and Jeff Speed note Mary Dog's close personal interaction with fans backstage.
Donna Balancia, Editor of California Rocker and Loren Dog
The Street Walkin' Cheetahs remain: Frank Meyer, guitar, vocals; Bruce Duff, guitar; Dino Everett, bass; Mike Sessa, drums.
PHOTO OPS:
1134 Films co-founders/directors Chris and Jeff Speed note Mary Dog's close personal interaction with fans backstage.
Above, Krista Wood and Mary Dog outside the club,
...and lastly, self-appointed Todd Somers turned into the superhero Merchandise Marketing Man, adding The Dogs' profits enormously.
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