According to Moonalice legend, hurricanes seldom occur in the Pacific Ocean and almost never reach California. We learned this years ago from our dear friend Craig Marshall of Moonalice. A hurricane did not reach California again this week, but it came close. Hurricane Kay turned into a tropical storm, finally turning down the thermostat which has been pegged to the setting for London Broil. In the Bay Area, where most of us live, temperatures set records, and the cannabis crop spontaneously combusted.

Today’s poster by Alexandra Fischer depicts the twins May and June Lake Moonalice, patron saints of sunscreen, air conditioning, and rain delays. They are so excited that we have gathered again at their summer home that decided to have us stay an extra day. It turns out that May is still grumpy they named this body of water after her sister and the tropical storm after the Tommy Lee Jones character in Men In Black, while only naming a fly after her. We gave her a bag of weed and told her to get over it.

Notes:
This gig was originally scheduled for Saturday night, but was postponed to Sunday afternoon due to rain. This was the first gig in which the whole band was able to play since the Hogfarm Hideaway in June.

Mookie Siegel played keys.

First time played: Old & Proud, Arms Reach Out