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Welcome to the 6th Round Retro Post-Fight Show. This is the show that digs into the archives and gives you a comprehensive review of classic MMA events, that span as far back as UFC 1. Join Eddie Mercado & Victor Rodriguez as they delve into the world of the ‘UFC on VERSUS 2' event this week straight out of the archives of yesteryear. So let's take a trip back to Sunday, August 1, 2010 and check out this second ‘UFC on VERSUS' event, complete with results, analysis, and of course a few laughs. As mentioned, this week we feature the ‘UFC on VERSUS 2' event, aka: ‘UFC Live: Jones vs. Matyushenko'. The show went down from the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, CA. It was originally slotted for the EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City, UT for June of that year, but was moved due to low ticket sales in that region. Your commentators were Joe Rogan, Mike ‘Goldy' Goldberg, and we had Bruce Buffer on the mic as well, with “Big” John McCarthy returning after a 3-year UFC hiatus to referee the event... it was the golden age of the UFC. The big names of the show were Jon Jones and Vladimir Matyushenko in the headliner with Okami vs Munoz in the co-main. We also had Takanori Gomi, Jake Ellenberger, Brian Stann, Charles Oliveira and Darren Elkins on the card, to name a few. The show was produced by the Versus channel which was a sports network owned by NBC/NBCSN, via their parent company Comcast at that time. The UFC only aired two events on the channel before signing their big contract with FOX Sports in Nov, 2011. The first event was ‘UFC Live: Vera vs. Jones'. If you would like to watch the event, the main event can be found on UFC Fight Pass in one viewing; the Prelims can be found as well, but under the names of the fighters of each bout, one video per bout is out there, so some hunting would need to be done to look up the card in it's entirety. Join us to rediscover all the action and discuss as we go along! Let's check it out! _____________________ (SPOILERS) The UFC handed out a total of $40K in bonuses that night spread across four fighters: FOTN went to Brian Stann vs. Mike Massenzio, what they used to call 'Knockout of the Night' went to Takanori Gomi and a bonus called 'Submission of the Night' was awarded to none-other-than our current Champ, a young Charles ‘Chucky Olives' Oliveira in his UFC debut at the tender age of twenty years old. The event was estimated to have drawn 999,1000 viewers on Versus. The fight card was set up as follows: MAIN CARD: LHW: Jon Jones def. Vladimir Matyushenko, TKO (elbows) at 1:52 of Rd 1 MW: Yushin Okami def. Mark Muñoz, DEC, Split (29-28x2, 28-29) WW: Jake Ellenberger def. John Howard, TKO (Dr. Stoppage) at 2:21 of Rd 3 LW: Takanori Gomi def. Tyson Griffin, KO (Punch) at 1:04 of Rd 1 PRELIMS: LW: Jacob Volkmann def. Paul Kelley, DEC, Unanimous (30-27x3) Catchweight (172lbs): Matthew Riddle def. DaMarques Johnson, TKO (Punches) at 4:29 of Rd 2 LHW: Igor Pokrajac def. James Irvin, SUB (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:29 of Rd 1 MW: Brian Stann def. Mika Massenzio, SUB (Triangle Choke) at 3:10 of Rd 3 LW: Charles Oliveira def. Darren Elkins, SUB (Armbar) at 0:41 of Rd 1 MW: Rob Kimmons def. Steve Steinbeiss, DEC, Unanimous (29-28x3) If you enjoy our shows, "heart" us here on SC, or "like" & share over on whichever BE Presents Podcast Channel happens to be your listening platform of choice.

As Grammy Award-winners System of a Down complete a sold-out five-city West Coast tour, bassist Shavo Odadjian sits down with Cantore at the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego to discuss the current tour and 22Red, his new high-quality cannabis and clothing brand.

As Grammy Award-winners System of a Down complete a sold-out five-city West Coast tour, bassist Shavo Odadjian sits down with Cantore at the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego to discuss the current tour and 22Red, his new high-quality cannabis and clothing brand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anthony Pretto - Operations Manager for Kobey's Swap Meet - @Kobeys - San Diego, CA Podcast recorded above the butcher shop at Valley Farm Market in Spring Valley, California. Summary Anthony Pretto is the Advertising Director and Operations Manager for Kobey's Swap Meet held at the Valley View Casino Center parking lot in San Diego. Shawn and Anthony discuss their experiences being involved in the family business from a young age. Reality TV stars Dave Hester and Darrell Sheets being regular vendors at Kobey’s and how the swap meet industry gave birth to the A&E show Storage Wars. City lease agreements, increasing visitor attendance and enticing new vendors are among the various challenges Anthony and his family face in operating a weekly, large-scale outdoor market in San Diego. Similar to Brian Smith growing the UGG Brand, many vendors use Kobey’s Swap Meet to build their brand directly to the customer by creating a tactile, face-to-face experience. The 1st Non-Profit Day at Kobey’s announced for Saturday August 18th where non-profit vendors will be given a booth to raise money and awareness for their organization. Links Mentioned in this Episode: Anthony Pretto Twitter Kobey Swap Meet Website Twitter Facebook YouTube Mentions 10th Planet Fitness Valley View Casino Center Storage Wars Yard Pirates BBQ San Diego Food Bank San Diego Blood Bank Kearny Mesa Toyota Del Mar Racing Turf and Surf BBQ State Championship Big Green Egg Dr. BBQ (Ray Lampe) Scott Kaplan US Foods Derrick Walz Vista BBQ Classic Rub Your Meat BBQ UGG Oceanside Swap Meet Santee Swap Meet South Bay Swap Meet Stadium Swap Meet Phoenix Greyhound Racing AEG Worldwide San Diego Gulls San Diego Seals Dave Hester House Rabbit Society San Diego Goodwill Weekly Social Shout Out: @mikesally619 Winner of a sexy new #BehindTheSmoke Mug. Be sure to tag @bbqwarstories in all your #BehindTheSmoke photos and interact with the podcast on social for your chance to win. Remember...if we can’t tag you then we can’t pimp you. Shareable Quotes From This Podcast: “I have family members that they think they’re holding gold bars in their storage. You don’t have gold bars...Get rid of that stuff.” {12:00} - Shawn Walchef “I’m paying for a cashier to be there because I want them to give you an experience and talk to you and say hi. So when you come here you feel that warm feeling.” {22:38} - Derek Marso “It’s not just the personal interaction, it’s the whole event. There’s always gonna be a place for that village feel where you go in and you have the experience of that craft” {23:50} - Shawn Walchef “A lot of digital and social is testing so you don’t know what your voice is, or your message is, until you do it.” {36:47} - Shawn Walchef “We believe that consistency is key in our business. If we operate one Sunday and we’re closed for six Sundays that’s not building consistency for our customers. {40:06} - Anthony Pretto “If somebody comes out to the swap meet and shops it once or twice, maybe, the next time they have a garage sale they’ll come down to Kobey’s instead of throw all their shit out on their driveway.”  {41:00} - Anthony Pretto Get in Touch: Shawn P. Walchef - @shawnpwalchef  on Twitter Derek Marso - @marsoderek on Twitter Cory Wagner - @iamcorywagner on Twitter Bryan Abou Chacra - @kinglordbryan on Twitter Behind The Smoke Media www.BehindTheSmokeMedia.com behindthesmoke@calicomfortbbq.com Instagram Twitter YouTube Facebook Valley Farm Market - 9040 Campo Road, Spring Valley, CA 91977 www.valleyfarmmarkets.com derek@valleyfarmmarkets.com Instagram Twitter Facebook Cali Comfort BBQ - 8910 Troy Street, Spring Valley, CA 91977 www.calicomfortbbq.com shawn@calicomfortbbq.com Instagram   Twitter   Facebook YouTube

Scott visits Ernie Hahn in his office at the Valley View Casino Center, which is filled with the 50 plus year history of the building. Ernie, always outspoken and fearless, goes off on everything happening in sports and entertainment in San Diego, from the Spanos brothers on their knees, to the fight between Soccer City and SDSU West.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark checks in with CNN chief economist Stephen Moore on the latest tax reform plan as dished out by President Trump. Also, world-renowned conductor Andre Rieu stops by to promote his concert with the Johann Straus Orchestra, which will be performing at Valley View Casino Center on Saturday, October 21.

Ernie H. Hahn (@ErnieHahn @valleyviewcasinocenter) of AEG and Valley View Casino Center  Website: http://www.aegworldwide.com/ http://valleyviewcasinocenter.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valleyviewcasinocenter/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/VVCasinoCenter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/valleyviewcasinocenter/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/VVCC3500 AEG Arenas - VVCC: http://www.aegworldwide.com/facilities/arenas/valleyviewcasinocenter Ole Hickory Pits: www.olehickorypits.com/ Grill Grates: https://www.grillgrate.com/ Weber Grills: www.weber.com/US/en/grills Del Mar BBQ Championship Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/106312709940889/ Upcoming BBQ Events and Competitions: http://bbqaoa.org/bbq_events/ Notable Links: Lacrosse: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/growth-development/sd-fi-lacrossearena-20170830-story.html Stadium Talk: https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2017/may/18/ticker-let-them-eat-stadium-secrets/# Ernie Hahn or Billy Idol? You decide: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/columnists/diane-bell/sd-me-bell-20170808-story.html Celebrate Ernie Hahn: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sports/aztecs/sd-sp-arena-20161110-story.html   Ernie Hahn, GM of Valley View Casino Center Valley Farm Market has been giving out complimentary water bottles during this tropical storm heat wave in Spring Valley Ernie feasted at Cali Comfort BBQ on the Tailgater Feast the first time he visited Spring Valley San Diego continues to grow and Ernie Hahn enjoys coming out to Spring Valley and values the different personalities that each city has in San Diego Ernie Hahn philosophy: "Find GREAT people who are really good at their job" Ernie discusses the voicemail intro to our show, how it happened and how Shawn got it saved to his computer Ernie Hahn has three kids, all have attended Cathedral Catholic High School Ernie Hahn worked in a restaurant at a young age at Albatross until they went under - learned a big lesson Ernie Hahn was the first male employee at Hotdog on a Stick at the Del Mar Fairgrounds at age 13 - worked at the stand for 2 years Ernie was accustomed to working hard at an early age - had a job every summer Ernie was born into a great family and instilled that he was to work hard every year - Ernie interned for 2 summers "If you’re born in a successful family you either work your ass off or you skate by and have money coming to you" "Respect is earned, its not given" Got to work harder, faster, more efficient, and you must be passionate about your career You always want to make things better. Take the tools you have and make the best out of them. Ernie’s dad is the smartest guy he has ever met. A huge role model to Ernie Hahn.  Ernie says "Find your strength and your god given talents, take them to the bank" Ernie shouts out Michelle Eager at VVCC - Finance "You need a coalition of great people to accomplish great things" - Ernie Hahn Ernie has learned so much in the past 26 years of the (VVCC) arena Lemon Grove Plaza Mall in East County - First In N' Out in all of SD was brought by Ernie's dad and company Ernie was working for his dad for awhile and then went on a surf trip in Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, and Indonesia before he knew he would have to work Ernie came back from his surfing trip, and came back as Events Coordinator at the San Diego Sports Arena to learn the business and see how everything was ran in the business Ernie noticed in his younger years with the Sports Arena how people weren't taking their jobs seriously at San Diego Sports Arena - Ernie was working hard and noticing that others weren't doing shit. He informed his Dad of this a Ernie ushered for about a month at the Sports Arena for the shows he helped as an event coordinator, and learned all the different jobs at Sports Arena  Ernie got to work every job title when he was young at San Diego Sports Arena and learned all aspects of the arena Ernie Hahn empowers his team lea...

Welcome to our WWE Smackdown Live Review.Where Sean (@W2MSean) and Paul (@hailtothechimp7) discuss all the events that transpired on WWE Smackdown Live. Then we will also have a rotating third guest host. It could be someone you have heard before, or a totally new voice ready to lend their talents to give their thoughts on Smackdown Live. This week, the W2M crew is all together as Gary (@W2Mgary) So, join us, as we discuss everything about WWE Smackdown Live, which emanated from the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, California

Welcome to our WWE Smackdown Live Review.Where Sean (@W2MSean) and Paul (@hailtothechimp7) discuss all the events that transpired on WWE Smackdown Live. Then we will also have a rotating third guest host. It could be someone you have heard before, or a totally new voice ready to lend their talents to give their thoughts on Smackdown Live. This week, the W2M crew is all together as Gary (@W2Mgary) So, join us, as we discuss everything about WWE Smackdown Live, which emanated from the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, California

  We are SO excited to share this episode with you!! We had the ever awesome Alan Hess in our studio last week! If you don't know, Alan specializes in concert photography and is also an author here in San Diego. He's just a plethora of knowledge about everything photography-related! Alan wrote a blog post for Lexar, which ended up with him being contracted to write a book about the Sony A700 DSLR camera. That book led to another book, and now Alan has written & published 15 books! His books range in topics from focus (A Photographer's Guide to Focus & Autofocus) to Pet Photography (Pet Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots). Besides writing books, Alan is also the in-house photographer for the Valley View Casino Center. If you've ever been to this venue, you've seen his work! There are beautiful, ginormous photographs lining the walls of the lobby of various artists who have performed at the center... all of those were taken by Alan!! He started in concert photography as a hobby. He combined his love of music & photography by bringing his camera along to Grateful Dead concerts & snapping photos. Now he's photographed everyone from Madonna to Garth Brooks to Rihanna! Tune in to this episode to hear all about Alan's fantastic career as a concert photographer and author! He chats about his books & writing process, as well as his concert photography style & funny experiences from the pit. We could have asked Alan questions ALL DAY (which you can probably realize due to the length of this episode!!). RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Alan Hess Photography Alan's books on Amazon If you have any questions about copyright or this show, please contact us!  If you haven't already subscribed to our itunes podcast, do so HERE. Download from iTunes Here

Ian Butler will make his Bellator Debut on November 15th in San Diego, California at the Valley View Casino Center. Step into the mind of "The Silverback" just days before he returns to the cage. Find out what makes him tick and who influences his career as a professional mixed martial artist. The Funky Monkey MMA Radio goes in depth and covers all aspects in this intriguing interview. Peel back the curtain and go behind the scenes and into the mind of a professional MMA fighter.   You can find us online at http://FunkyMonkeyMMA.com  Join our Facebook community at http://Facebook.com/TheFunkyMonkeyMMA Visit our incredible sponsors online: Visit Scrap Soldier for the latest and greatest in combat sports equipment and some ultra funky threads! http://ScrapSoldier.com Visit Airloop Glove Drying Ring online at http://AirloopGloveRing.com

One of the most popular KISS-related shows we've done was our GPS: KISS Landmarks episode with special guest host Chris Epting. Chris is well-versed in KISS, pop culture, and travel as he's written books on all three. He also now hosts a great new music talk show that you can access HERE.  We had such a great response to that episode that we knew we had to do a part 2 for this year's KISSMAS in JULY. We're fortunate that Chris was equally enthusiastic about coming back to discuss KISS Landmarks. So, let's crank up the engine and hit the highway! 1 Washington Blvd  Detroit, MI 48226 - Cobo Hall A  very pivotal location in KISS’ history. Most well-known for a sold-out 3 night stand in January of 1976, Cobo was one of the hosts of the Alive! album and was a meeting place for the blue-collar faithful that made up KISS’ early fan base.  Cobo Hall It’s also worth noting that it was the host venue for 1984’s Animalize Live/Uncensored performance as well as the venue chosen for the kickoff of the Alive 35 tour in 2009. 238 Bagley Avenue, Detroit, MI - MichiganPalace Another well-known marker of KISS’ early Detroit dominance, the Michigan Palace was built in 1926 as a movie theater and hosted KISS on their earliest American tours.  Michigan Palace location It was also a beneficial presence for KISS’ promotional efforts as it was utilized for the videos for Rock N Roll All Nite and C’mon & Love Me as well as the cover photo for the Alive! album shot by Fin Costello. The majority of the structure was torn down but the ornate ceilings can still be seen above the parking garage that sits in its place today. Corner of 23rd & 8th, NYC – Dressed to Kill Cover site. The only non-structure on our list, this street corner will always big popular in the annals of KISStory. In 1975, a then-struggling KISS was working on a creative photo shoot with legendary New York photographer Bob Gruen.  Inspiration struck during this shoot and the members of the band were in quick need of some business suits. Peter, being the only one that actually owned a suit, looked spiffy on this cover but the rest of the band looked awkward due to having to borrow manager Bill Aucoin’s duds and Gene borrowing Gruen’s wife’s clogs. It’s a strange album cover for sure but always a destination for KISS fans visiting the Big Apple. 1255 Hempstead Turnpike  Uniondale, NY 11553 - Nassau Coliseum While Madison Square Garden will probably always be the crown jewel of New York rock concerts, Uniondale’s Nassau Coliseum has a special place in KISStory from a special time. On 12/31/1975, the band was presented with their first gold album awards prior to taking the stage.  Nassau Coliseum Also of note for this concert was the fact that Blue Oyster Cult were the opening act. This was symbolic in the fact that a year prior, KISS was opening in this venue for BOC. This took place 2 years to the day of their first public performance at the Academy of Music. A true crossroads for the band on their way to superstardom. 3500 Sports Arena Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92110 – San Diego Sports Arena Now known as the Valley View Casino Center, the San Diego Sports Arena was host to many classic rock bands from the 1970’s and KISS is no exception. Built in 1966, the arena has hosted numerous sporting events as well as notable concerts by acts like Jimi Hendrix, Tina Turner and Metallica.  San Diego Sports Arena San Diego Sports Arena fits in the KISS ether by way of one very famous photograph. The gatefold image of KISS in full bombastic glory from the Alive II album has always been a stern message to other bands to “Top this!” While it’s one of the most iconic photos in rock history, it’s origin location is refuted by the original photographer. Barry Levine has claimed in interviews that the photo was not snapped at Sports Arena but, in fact, at L.A.’s Forum. Regardless of where it was taken, it still makes many say “Wow” upon first glance. 254 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 – Studio 54 Studio 54 will always be strongly tied to the disco era. The Manhattan haven for debauchery was an escape for many well known celebrities from the entertainment and fashion worlds including members of KISS. Paul Stanley was actually inspired to write ‘I Was Made for Lovin’ You’ after a night at 54 listening to pulsating disco beats that were on top of the charts.  Studio 54 Also of KISS note, Studio 54 was the host venue for one of the only times that band performed as a trio. KISS were set to lip-synch to the song ‘I’ from the Music from The Elder album during a live satellite broadcast for the San Remo Festival in Italy in January 1982. Ace Frehley was a no-show and the band had to soldier on despite his absence. A very strange location for a very strange performance from a very strange album. Strange, indeed. Cascais Hall, Lisbon Portugal After taking a huge leap of faith by unmasking on MTV in 1983, KISS decided to go half a world away to break in the fresh-faced version of the band. Located. literally, in a highly vegetated jungle-like atmosphere, KISS unveiled their new look for the Lick it Up tour at Cascais Hall in Lisbon, Portugal.  Cascais Hall, Lisbon As evidenced by the footage on KISSOLOGY Volume 2, the Portuguese fans were a bit surprised by the band’s new appearance but were quickly won over by the energetic ferocity that they still brought to the stage. T C Industrial Park, Depew NY, 14043 – Borden Ink Plant (Marvel Comics) By 1977, KISS were keenly aware of what it took to generate press attention. They took full advantage of a good story by flying out to the Borden Ink Plant near Buffalo, NY to pour viles of their own blood into the red ink for use in their upcoming Marvel comic.  Borden Ink, Depew NY Marvel master Stan Lee was on hand as well as a notary and members of the press. This was an iconic moment in the band’s history and it also ushered in the saturation of non-musical merchandise that was to come. 1 Stuart St  Binghamton, New York 13901 – Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena We’re sure a lot of KISS fans are wondering what Binghampton, NY could possibly have to do with Kisstoric landmarks. Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena was built in 1973 and has hosted a number of notable events including a pair of Elvis’ final concerts.  Broome County Arena, Binghampton NY Of KISS note, it is the only venue to feature a full Mark St. John KISS performance. Struggling with Reiter’s Syndrome, St. John was sidelined for most of the Animalize tour and played a couple of split shows with then-replacement member Bruce Kulick. But in Binghampton, St. John would play the entire set. Being a rather small arena, only a select number of fans got to witness one very unique and short-lived lineup of KISS. 100 1st Avenue Nashville TN - Riverfront Park Fresh off the release of KISS My Ass: Classic KISS Regrooved, the band was only playing a handful of U.S. dates in 1994. Decibel Gee’s own Chris Czynszak was fortunate enough to see one of them.  Riverfront Park, Nashville TN Headlining the Gibson Guitars 100th Anniversary concert, KISS played after an eclectic mix of artists including Pat Travers, Brother Cane, and Fleetwood Mac. The band threw down a musical gauntlet without the use of pyro or flashy stage effects. Performing on a floating stage, the band pulled out a barrage of heavy and obscure tunes that had the diehards panting for more. Truly a unique concert in KISStory. 1000 Elysian Park Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 - DodgerStadium After record-breaking attendance numbers on the reunion tour or 1996-97, KISS were determined to assault the media with the launch of new album and tour Psycho Circus. On Halloween night of 1998, the band received wall-to-wall coverage on the FOX Network due to their guesting on numerous shows including Mad TV and Millenium.  Dodger Stadium The network also aired the beginning of a raucous concert at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium. While the merits of the album and pre-tour hype are hot-button topics for any KISS fan, it’s pretty clear that this venue, on this night, hosted a band that had truly returned to form. 8255 Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90046 – Casablanca Records Offices Soon to be documented by a Hollywood film and already documented by the great book by Larry Harris, Casablanca Records Offices were abuzz in the 1970’s in more ways than one.  Casablanca Records Site With cocaine running rampant and hype spilling out of every corner thanks to the enthusiasm of label owner Neil Bogart, the Casablanca Offices provide a perfect example of the phrase “If walls could talk.” There are some famous photos in KISS-fan circles of the large billboard outside the building that would regularly feature KISS album advertisements. 3000 West Alameda Avenue, Burbank, California – NBC Studios This location is famous for some of the biggest moments in television history; The Tonight Show being one of the biggest. But, for KISS fans, this sacred ground is the site of one of KISS’ most explosive television appearances.  NBC Studios Site On 4/1/1975, KISS ripped through a handful of future-classics in front of a slack-jawed audience on The Midnight Special. This fiery performance included loads of energy by the front three as well as machine gun-like drumming from Peter Criss as well as Chris totally trashing his drum kit at the end of the set (a la Keith Moon). This footage is a great way to show a newbie how powerful KISS was in the early days. 483 George St  Sydney NSW 2000, Australia – Sydney Town Hall While KISS’ popularity was certainly waning in the United States in 1980 after a big change in sound and a personnel change at drummer, the band was massive in Australia. The KISS tour of Australia in 1980 was as close to Beatlemania as a band could get.  Sidney Town Hall Playing soccer stadiums, making front page news every day, and parties that seemed to never end, the band had their official welcome on the balcony of Sydney Town Hall looking down on thousands of fans that had gathered to get a glimpse of their heroes. 2121 Trumbull St., Detroit, MI 48216 – Tiger Stadium If there was ever one place that every KISS fan wanted to be it was Detroit’s Tiger Stadium on June 28th, 1996. Paul, Gene, Ace, and Peter finally delivered on what so many fans had dreamed of; a full reunion with the original band.  Tiger Stadium Site Playing to a massive sold out audience, KISS was there to say “Meet the new boss….same as the old boss” 8852 W Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 – The Viper Room Guest host Chris Epting has a personal KISS connection to this venue and the next. The Viper Room was the venue that Chris and his son were allowed to interview all four members of KISS on August 13, 2012.  The Viper Room The band were there to unveil the massive Monster book. Chris and his son had a special moment with the band as Gene took note of the strong father and son bond that had connected the two through the love of the band. 6300 Pacific Coast Hwy, Redondo Beach, CA ‎- Rock and Brews Restaurant Closing out our discussion of KISS Landmarks is another location near and dear to Chris Epting. On May 13, 2013 the band performed and impromptu 3 song set at the grand opening of Rock and Brews PCH location.  Rock & Brews PCH Not using their trademark gear, the band performed with the gear that was laying around but still pulled off an energetic set that had KISS fans in the crowd excited. We close out the show with an exclusive audio clip of KISS performing ‘Hotter Than Hell.’ Buy Music! 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