Join Jack Corbett on a wild ride through the East St. Louis strip clubs, filled with excitement, misadventures and unforgettable nights.
It all started with Lori Mellon, the main female character in Jack Corbett's novel, "Death on the Wild Side". Then he met Greyghost, and later on, the people who are the heart and soul of the Lost Angels.
Barred from another strip club
It all started with Lori Mellon, the main female character in Jack Corbett's novel, "Death on the Wild Side". Then he met Greyghost, and later on, the people who are the heart and soul of the Lost Angels.
Leeches get Jack Corbett thrown out of still another topless club
Within ten days of Jack's getting barred from Chameleon Club he gets barred from Dollies, a cub he had been doing business with for two years. Now why was that? Simple------He told the truth by giving live leeches to the boyfriend of a stripper who thinks it's fine to have her dance well into her pregnancy while he lives off the fat of the land. The Lost Angels group voted unanimously that this boyfriend receive their annual leech of the year award. Jack just delivered the message, telling him in front of every topless dancer in the bar----"Here's to you, the 1998 Lost Angels Leech of the Year, for having your girl friend dance pregnant while you sit on your ass. (Only partially completed)
Now barred from two clubs and with Friday night open, Jack Corbett returns to Visions, an upscale Metro East Club in Centerville, Illinois. Revisiting memory lane Jack goes back to one of the few clubs that has never barred him. This is one of the finest clubs he has ever been to and one of countless memories from the past.
Going to Platinum Club on business Jack Corbett runs into some old friends and meets someone he had never met who had backed him up in an Internet News Group. Not long ago a sister club to Visions when it was Platinum Show Club, and the two clubs had the same owner, Platinum Club along with a Hong Kong night club inspired the design for the Pink Giraffe t shirt which Jack designed to help promote his novel. Like Visions, Platinum once again proves it's a class act and a club that is not to be missed.
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