HW: Private gig

David Greenhalgh d.greenhalgh at VIRGIN.NET
Tue May 26 15:22:42 EDT 1998


M Holmes wrote:

> Pospiech, Bernhard writes:
>
> > >Dave also said that Trev Hughes had been looking at organising some sort of
> >
> > >thing like this, and that you should co-ordinate with him. He said that
> > Trev
> > >has found it harder to do than he thought it would be, but that if he had
> > >some help from some keen fans such as yourself then maybe it could work.
> >
> > I am very sorry to say this, but Trevor Hughes is NOT the right person for
> > the organization. He is a very friendly chap and a great HAWKWIND fan, but
> > EXTREMELY unreliable!!
>
> Yep. I have to go along with this. I like Trev but he has his
> limitations and an organised person he's not.
>
> > There are some folks on the LIST who can do it better
> > and faster I think. I can imagine why he failed. I have sent to him
> > countless letters with lot of money. I am still waiting for the answer....
>
> I think he still owes me a video of the 1985 Hawkcon.
>
> > I think it is now up to you list-members what should be our next step
> >
> > THE BIG PROBLEM IS TO COORDINATE THE WHOLE STORY (that means to get a cheap
> > venue for a date when the band are in the right mood and has the time)
>
> If it's going to have to be a convention doesn't that mean a 2 dayer and
> therefore organising accomodation? I do have friends who've organised SF
> conventions in hotels and would be able to help. The question is would
> we rather do a camping festival?
>

For my part,  yes,  or at least a hotel somewhere in the country with a camp site
nearby.  If we have to start adding the cost of a couple of nights hotel
accommodation we a starting to arrive at big bills.  A hotel big enough to put on
a convention,  even if it's only a token one,  is not going to be cheap.  I'm not
sure how open to the idea of rock concerts that sort of hotel would be either!

Oh dear,  that doesn't sound very positive,  sorry!!

Dave



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