Well known to punk rock aficionados for his nearly four-decade tenure as the Circle Jerks’ bassist, Zander Schloss opens a new chapter in his musical career with the release of his first solo recording, Song About Songs, from San Diego-based Blind Owl Records. Schloss has rolled up an impressive resume that includes his featured acting performance alongside Harry Dean Stanton and Emilio Estevez in Alex Cox’s 1984 cult classic feature Repo Man; work on the soundtracks for Cox’s later films Sid & Nancy, Straight to Hell, Walker, and Highway Patrolman, as touring musical director and guitarist for Joe Strummer and performances on Strummer’s album Earthquake Weather; and appearances on record with Low & Sweet Orchestra, Magnificent Bastards, Thelonious Monster and in concert with the Weirdos. In 2022 he will be seen on stage during the Circle Jerks’ pandemic-delayed 40th anniversary tour. Man’s Body is a trans-American “soft punk” group whose latest studio album is called A Set of Steak Knives (NocturnalSol). The band centers around singer/LA resident Greg Franco and guitarist/Chicagoan J. Niimi, both of whom have played in numerous bands since the ‘80s in their respective cities. Joined by LA guitarist Andy Creighton (The World Record) and a rhythm section, the band normally performs as a five-piece. Man’s Body has toured all around the continental U.S., and recently released a live album, Taking the Edge Off: Live at Kingsize Chicago (NocturnalSol). Presented by Gold-Diggers. This is a 21+ event