Show Notes: Jesse Frohman: "Frohman doesn't even betray an ounce of chagrin when he recalls getting kicked out of a shoot by the artists themselves. 'Green Day was a great band to shoot,' he begins. 'They get the attitude, they're zany, they don't care what they look like, they just want to have fun in the pictures, and they put on a show a little bit.' Then he drops the other shoe, continuing, 'The funny thing about Green Day is, a magazine said, 'They're on tour,' would I mind going to the show and doing a few pictures there? I went to the show and Billie [Joe Armstrong] says after the first couple of songs, 'How about we kick the goddamn photographer out of here?' I'm trying to say, 'No, it's me Billie! We just had this four-hour shoot!' He either didn't see me or he didn't care, and I was kicked out, so I didn't get concert pictures.' But Frohman wasn’t just fattening his portfolio by banging around with all these enfants terrible, he was gaining combat experience. 'They were colorful,' he says of the aforementioned artists, 'they were interesting, they were great subjects, and it really set me up for a shoot like Nirvana and Kurt Cobain.'"

Opening Band(s): The Riverdales