So
why is the Hollywood nightclub packed with screaming babes and dudes
so hot they look like Abercrombie & Fitch cover boys?
Because
the Spazmatics are in the house. The '80s cover band is the hottest
thing to hit Hollywood since Ace Ventura rolled up in a tweaked-out
Monte Carlo. For two months, the Sunday night scene at Dragonfly —
one of Hollywood's classic-rock haunts — has been building word
of mouth.
And
when something's this hot, word travels fast. In a town that prides
itself on hipster chic, the Spazmatics trot on stage sporting New
Balance tennies and so-snug perma-knit pants.
But
the moment they begin their set, it's revenge of the nerds and then
some. The Spazmatics go way beyond kitsch as they blaze into memorable
early-'80s tunes by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Wham!, Billy Idol and
Adam Ant.
By
the time they're working the Depeche Mode medley, you just can't get
enough.
Despite
their chess-club attire, the Spazmatics rock.
