ERA IS DIFFERENT, THE WAY
YOU MARKETED SHOWS 20 YEARS
ISN'T EVEN THE SAME AS 10 YEARS
AGO, 5 YEARS AGO, EVEN FIVE
MONTHS AGO.
REPORTER:  OVER THE YEARS, THE
CLUB HAS SEEN LOCAL ACTS MAKE IT
BIG  LIKE TOMMY CONWELL AND THE
YOUNG RUMBLERS.
IT'S ALSO WELCOMED ROCK AND ROLL
ROYALTY LIKE JOAN JETT, THE
RAMONES AND WARREN ZEVON.
>> WE'RE REALLY PROUD TO HAVE
BROUGHT A LOT OF COOL BANDS OVER
THE YEARS TO LANCASTER.
REPORTER:  THE CLUB'S
MEMORABILIA IS GOING INTO
STORAGE, FOR NW.
BUT IT WILL EMERGE AGAIN ONE
DAY, ALONG WITH THE BANDS THAT
HAVE HELPED MAKE THE CLUB A
BEACON FOR LIVE MUSIC IN THE
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY.
>> WE'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE.
IT'S JUST A MATTER OF WHEN W
CAN START DOING THIS AGAIN.
ANNE:  THE CLUB SAYS ANY
Prep sports is the big winner with Coach back on the air

The Coach and the Jungle doing high school sports? Yes, there was a time.

John Kentera, better known as the Coach, and Jim Rome, whose popular syndicated radio show has a language of its own, once joined forces in reporting the latest on San Diego County prep athletics.

It was back in the early 1990s and they paired up on Saturday mornings at what was then the Mighty 690. Kentera would later move on to Friday nights, with Rome moving on, and take phone calls from 11 p.m. to midnight.

Although Kentera would still be yapping to listeners up until 1 a.m., as he took their questions off the air, never questioning if he was doing the correct thing by