Finding Aid to the Stroke Records, 1980-1997 Coll2015-020
Scott Reed
ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives, USC Libraries, University of Southern California
© 2016
Language of Material:
English
Contributing Institution:
ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives, USC Libraries, University of Southern California
Title: Stroke records
Identifier/Call Number: Coll2015-020
Physical Description:
9 Linear Feet
8 boxes
Date (inclusive): 1980-2000
Abstract: Records of Southern California-based gay erotic magazine Stroke, bulk 1980-1997, including model release keys, photographic
prints, negatives, slides, artwork, press releases, erotic studio film stills, and reader-contributed letters and polaroids.
Stroke was a 100-page glossy gay erotic magazine based in Southern California and produced between 1980 and 1997. The content
included photosets, fiction, reviews, artwork, and reader contributions in the form of photographs and personal stories.
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes. Consult
an archivist with questions concerning access.
Records of Southern California-based gay erotic magazine Stroke, bulk 1980-1997, including model release keys, photographic
prints, negatives, slides, artwork, press releases, erotic studio film stills, and reader-contributed letters and polaroids.
Stroke magazines were separated to the ONE Archives periodical collection.
The following studio photographs were separated to the Gay erotic studio photography collection and filed under their particular
studio name.
Athletic Model Guild (AMG), 21 photographs;
Bruce of LA, 3 photographs;
Kensington Road, 7 photographs;
Pat Milo, 3 photographs;
Western Photography Guild (WPG), 1 photograph;
ARAX, 2 photographs;
John Barrington, 14 photographs;
Champion, 15 photographs;
Lon of NY, 4 photographs;
Dave Martin, 1 photograph;
Ritter, 1 photograph;
MANCO, 1 photograph;
Vizuns, 18 photographs;
Russ Warner, 11 photographs;
Lane Nelson, 1 photograph.
The collection was originally organized by Christopher Harrity, a former employee of Stroke. Processing and finding aid completed
by Scott Reed, 2016.
Researchers wishing to publish materials must obtain permission in writing from ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives as the
physical owner. Researchers must also obtain clearance from the holder(s) of any copyrights in the materials. Note that ONE
National Gay and Lesbian Archives can grant copyright clearance only for those materials for which we hold the copyright.
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain copyright clearance for all other materials directly from the copyright
holder(s).
Collection is arranged in three series:
Series 1. Studio photographs and records
Series 2. Stroke photographs and records
Series 3. Reader contributed letters and photographs
The Stroke Story
By Christopher Harrity
How it Began.
I went to art school in San Francisco in the early ’70s at the Academy of Art. Majoring in illustration, graphic design, and
advertising, my first job was with an automotive advertising agency in North Beach. I hated it. The guys were homophobic and
the work was excruciatingly dull.
Coinciding with the bad break-up with the man who had been keeping me in a fashion I had hoped to become accustomed to, I
fled to Hollywood with an old high school friend and started looking for work. The first and only job interview I went on
was at a porn-producing company.
I went to work in 1976 for Eros Publishing in Encino, owned by porn kingpin, Ruben Sturman, run by Lenny Burtman, and I directly
reported to Veronica Starr, the new wife of notorious filmmaker and drag performer Kim Christy. We produced softcore but low
grade sex and fetish magazines, swinger contact magazines, and gay softcore periodicals.
Early in 1997 I was sent to work in New York with the staff of Eros magazine in order that the magazine staff could be transferred
to the west coast. It was to be a two week trip that ended up lasting four years. In that time I worked for Eros (kink, gender
fluid), High Society (celebrity flesh), Purple (porn humor), Variations (digest-sized reader experience letters), and Gallery
Magazine (based on reader contributions.)
Most importantly I worked for Puritan magazine, the first high quality, perfect bound hardcore heterosexual quarterly created
by Jeffrey Michelson and Dian Hansen. Allen Ginsberg, Norman Mailer, and Al Goldstein of Screw magazine were all contributors.
The unique aspect of Puritan was that it was non-returnable after its newsstand date, not unlike a book. The magazine sold
well and the profits were immediately discernable because of the non-returnable policy. Older issues were collectable and
sought after and few adult bookstores had many left on the shelves.
Ruben Sturman wanted to replicate the publishing model of Puritan for a gay 100 page hardcore, non-returnable quarterly, and
soon I had an offer from Veronica Starr to come back to California for two weeks to set the dials for what was to become Stroke
magazine. Again, a two-week gig turned into a full time job. I relocated to California and worked closely with Veronica and
especially her spouse, Kim Christy, to create Stroke.
Creating Stroke in 1980 was challenging, as most quality photographers were not shooting hardcore. Plus, video was on the
rise and was soon going to overtake printed material and 8mm film as the most sought media for adult material.
Hardcore photographic material was scarce because it was a period of very strict laws. Sturman and Burtman had both been arrested
multiple times, and like cohort Larry Flynt, were willing to go to court and fight the charges. That we can see hardcore images
at all is due in large part to their legal battles. Meanwhile the laws were so strict that if you were even suspected of producing
obscene material, your assets could be frozen and your children put in foster care while the courts decided what they wanted
to do.
Nevertheless, in the first few years Kim Christy and I found quality photographers and set up unique photo shoots with local
talent to fill the pages of Stroke. Fashion photographers shooting on the down low and more art-driven photographers like
Steven Arnold created photo sets for the magazine.
The first issue had a lot of expectations, but soon after I felt I could explore my own tastes and fantasies. I had grown
up exposed at a very early age, six as best as I can recall, exposed to my gay father’s gay paperbacks and Physique Pictorials,
among other body building magazines. My step-father, when I was eight, brought in his own selection of adult materials that
tended more toward the art-driven side. Grove Press books, uncensored illustrations by Aubrey Beardlsey, and Victorian novels
like My Secret Life.
By the time I was 12 I was well versed in a variety of adult material, straight, gay, and all inclusive.
I began to contact older studios and producers whose work I had admired when I was first exposed to it in my father’s cache
of porn secreted away in his sock drawer. I visited Bob Mizer, took trips to see Harry Bush in San Juan Capistrano, spent
time with Neel Bate in New York and Sam Steward in Berkeley.
I was also influenced by the magazines I had worked at in New York. Puritan, of course, made me take full advantage of the
high quality paper and four color process. Inspired by High Society, I ran vintage celebrity photos. My time at the porn/humor
magazine Purple, led me to parodies and humor pieces. Porn was considered such heavy material that few people produced anything
with a lightness of touch. But the biggest influence was Gallery magazine. It was touted at “The magazine of the girl next
door.”
Gallery appealed to swingers, and the ’70s was all about swinging. The centerfold each month was picked from photos that
husbands had sent of their wives. The best would be selected and then a shoot would be arranged, either by traveling to them
or bringing them to New York. The month’s other runners up would be used as surrounding photo material.
I was fascinated by the amateur photos of wives posing for their husbands on unmade beds, in trailers, in swimming pools.
They were charged with eroticism, and we got a ton of them each month. It surprised me there were that many exhibitionists
out there. It took a full time staff person just to make sure the legal paperwork was in order.
So I started actively mining what I could in the reader contributions field. Variations was a kinkier version of Penthouse
Forum from the same publisher. It was fun, but it was overly edited, and formulaic. It had to be for the market. My girlfriend
at the time was editor in chief, and she would show me the actual letters which were so much more erotic. Just seeing their
handwriting made them come alive.
When I was still in art school, one of my teachers showed m a digest sized “chapbook” called Straight to Hell. Boyd McDonald’s
genius production was the filthiest reading ever, packed with humor, politics, and social commentary. The porn available in
the early ’70s: Blueboy, Mandate, etc., Straight to Hell had a grit to it. That and Drummer magazine were always in the nightstand.
So they each had a big influence on Stroke.
By the time Stroke took off, Ruben Sturman and Lenny Burtman had sliced and diced the company in so many pieces to keep the
feds off their tracks. As long as they were not the identified owners, the could get away with murder. And according to a
New Yorker profile on Sturman from 2003, murder was literally involved.
Kim Christy was spun off into his own film producing company. Veronica Starr became a freelance packager, and I now worked
for the same kind of guys that ran the automotive advertising agency. Basically shame-based, uneducated, homophobes that had
revulsion about the product. Their wives barely had an idea of what they did for a living. So if the titles were selling well,
and there were no legal issues, they pretty much ignored me.
I began offering a free issue to anyone who contributed letters or photos we used. The magazine was ten dollars. In 1982 that
was still a lot of money. So I began getting all sorts of contributions. Photos, letters, used underwear, and once a box of
hundreds of filled and knotted condoms. The letters introduced me to fetishes I had never dreamed of. The photos were so full
of human information; I fell in love thousands of times. When I published the photos, I would either crop off the heads or
use Hollywood Confidential-style black rectangles, that way I could avoid a lot of the legal problems that might occur. They
still had to sign a form, but I knew that would not stand up without notarization.
Some guys were long-term contributors, sending me photos for over ten years. I developed relationships with them. And some
guys began to send me artwork, which was very popular in the magazine. My father was a regular contributor with stories of
his years cruising glory holes, and his work came with detailed overhead diagrams of
I got to meet and work with the old guard, like Jim French of Colt (who always offered me a job. I regularly dug through the
chaotic stacks of images at Bob Mizer’s bunker downtown at the Athletic Model Guild. J. Brian made regular trips to the office
in Chatsworth, as did Joe Tiffenbach. Boyd McDonald let us excerpt new compilations of Straight to Hell before they were published.
Jim Yousling, the imaginative editor at In Touch magazine traded contacts with me and we developed a mutual fan club.
But while I was paying homage to the past and the men who had created the images I grew up with, William Higgins and Chuck
Holmes were moving the audience away from the printed page to video cassette.
I soon found that our budgets were getting smaller. Shooting a photo set was expensive, especially when the video companies
would give you a photo set to run in exchange for an ad placement. I found myself spending more and more time going from porn
production company to porn production company all over the valley to gather up photo material and make ad trades. It was the
end of the customized shoot, but the beginning of great relationships with the studios. I especially remember the great times
with Larry Paciotti, a nice drag queen from Minneapolis who went by the name of Chi Chi LaRue who worked in Higgins’s offices
at Catalina video. He told me he was going to be a big porn director one day as he was working in the warehouse packing video
cassettes. I had my doubts.
Because everyone was running the same material from the big video companies, I started finding small specialty companies that
focused on one kink or fetish. Control T Studio provided very twisted spanking scenes, and I ended up freelancing for them
for years making one-day wonders in their Sylmar studio. Manco had jockstrap fetish material. Then there were a few contributors
that contacted me with material too far out to pass muster with the straight cigar-smoking managers I worked for. Bondage
with blood and torture, goat castrator devices, and suspiciously young models.
The fallout from publishing kinkier images was that the reader contributions got more edgy as well. Both the photo submissions
and the reader letters soon started depicting ideas and scenes that would be shocking to the fans of Falcons shaved-body-white-jockey-shorts
material.
The beginning of the end was when paper prices and shipping fees became too much. The publishers at Magcorp found the could
recover older issues in stock and still make money, so they began skipping issues. I fortunately had started a full time gig
at The Advocate working on the magazine as well as their erotic titles, Men and Freshmen.
I recall going out to Santa Clarita in the late ’90s on a lunch hour to pick up my check one week and the bookkeeper told
me she didn’t have it. I asked her when I should come back. She said there was no plan to cut a check for my services. She
cried a little, she felt bad. But that was the whimpering end. One day they just stopped paying me.
Ultimately it was a great time to get out. DVDs were soon going to disrupt the empire of the video cassette. Then the internet
was going to blow everyone out of the water. I still work at The Advocate as a web producer. It is very fulfilling and I work
with amazing people. I also have health insurance, a 401k, and regular tech support—all things that porn was never going to
offer me.
I got to work with and meet many of the directors and stars of the ’70s, and even more of the directors and stars of the ’80
and ’90s. I got to have a heart to heart with Joe Gage and tell him that my father had proclaimed the trilogy —Kansas City
Trucking Co., LA Tool & Die, and El Paso Wrecking Corp.— to be the greatest gay porn of all times. Indeed Kansas City Trucking
Co was the very last video cassette that was to be ejected when I dismantled my father’s singlewide trailer the weekend after
he died. The VCR was still on. I got to spend hours with the demented but loveable Harry Bush and have somewhere stacks of
his obsessive letters typed with a missing letter or two that he would go back through and hand-enter. I got to meet and work
with Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Fred Halsted and Joey Yale, John Holmes, Al Parker, Rex Chandler, and the redoubtable Paul
Barresi, as well as thousands of guys who had sex on camera that will never be known anywhere. I have letters from John Rechy,
Sam Steward, Boyd McDonald, and Dennis Cooper that I almost can’t read as they are so complimentary about Stroke.
I should note that the period I worked on Stroke, from 1981 through around 1997 were the years that AIDS became a huge factor
in what we did in photos and on film. At Stroke, we fetishized the condom. We started turning down pre-condom sets. And we
always published safer sex guidelines in every issue. But even with that, we all watched in horror as the old guard actors
that had been performing for years without condoms began to die off. How interesting it would be to be able to talk to Al
Parker and Casey Donovan now, to see what they thought of their early brave careers. Now it is almost a rite of passage for
young men to make a few appearances on screen as a pro or an amateur. In the days of Roger, Richard Locke, and Jack Wrangler
it meant your were cast into a lower level of society for life.
Ultimately, I was able to work though a lot of my childhood obsessions and sexual fixations and get paid for it. Few people
recall the magazine now. It has been eclipsed by the wealth of free material and corporatized porn on the internet. But there
was a period of about ten years after the magazine had died when I could still dine out on its legend. Indeed it was a Stroke
fan, Jeff Yarbrough who gave me a job based on his love for the magazine, as I had no resume or portfolio in 1992 when I started
to work at The Advocate.
I got to create a character or two that performed as the voice of Stroke. When people who were familiar with the magazine
would meet me, they were both interested and disappointed. I was not who they pictured. I realized in those moments the interiority
of the erotic experience. That inside everyone is a world of sexual possibility and fantasy, but each is as unique as a fingerprint.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Date of acquisition unknown, gift of Christopher Harrity.
Box #, folder #, Gay erotic studio photography collection, ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives, Los Angeles, California.
Stroke Records, Coll2015-020, ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives, USC Libraries, University of Southern California.
Box 1, Folder 1-4
All Worlds 1992-1999
Folder 1:
Barracks Glory Hole;
4-Men;
In the Mix;
Winged – Model releases: Mark Kroner, Jean Rivera, Alex Summers, Luke Walker, Blade Thompson, Jay Anthony, Peter Horne, Marco
Antonio, Rock Jennings, Dax Kelly;
White Movers Black Shakers – Model releases: Kevin Kemp, Sweet Williams, Eric Butler, J.C. Carter, Erik Erikson, Corey Cox,
Danny Lee, Chris Johnson;
A Lesson Learned – Model releases: Dean Phoenix, Tanner Hayes, Rod Barry, Kristian Brooks, Nicholas Carlisle, Chip Hardy,
Chip O’Connor, Dino Phillips, Jackson Phillips, Brandon Small. An accompanying cast list also lists Gino and non-sexual performances
by Terry Lee and Chad Mason;
Sex Fly – Model releases: Scott Lyons, Dax Kelly, Michael Gaylord, Dean Phoenix, Bret Winters, Corky Adams, Lucas James, Sandy
Sloane.
Folder 2:
Straight White Male – Model releases: Mical Kase, Brandon Small, Nick Yeager, J.J. Bond, T.J. Hart, Logan Reed. An accompanying
cast list also lists Mason Jarr;
Link 2 Link – Model releases and cast list: Corey Jay, Jared Wright, Tom Katt, Daryl Brock, Cole Tucker, Trenton Comeaux,
Kyle McKenna, Jacob Scott, Tyson Cane, Peter Wilder, Zachery Scott, Paul Carrigan, Alex Stone, Maverick Reynolds, J.T. Sloane,
Mitchell Stack, K.J. Rogers, Mitch Sander, Billy Dare, Frank Parker, Mason Jarr, Jack Steele, Christian Knight, Jake Andrews;
White Tails, Black Tails – Model releases and cast list: Tanner Hayes, Kevin Kemp, Sandy Sloane, J.C. Carter, Eric Butler,
Erik Erikson, Chris Johnson, Sweet Williams;
Mantasy Island – Model releases and cast list: Dean Phoenix, Javier Duran, El Greco, Rod Barry, J.J. Bond, Pavel Dubeck, Drew
Peters, Cameron Smyth;
Black Balled 2 – Model releases and cast list: Luke Savage, Austin Black, Eric Butler, J.C. Carter, Drakkar, Winston Love,
Zaire Masters, K.J. Rogers, Mitchell Stack, Jack Simmons, Choice Thomas;
God, Was I Drunk – Model releases and cast list: Bobby Parks, Chip Noll, Leo Lyons, Tom Adams, Javier Duran, Dean Phoenix,
Jack Bailey, Brian Handcock, Brad Hanson, Aaron Klein, Dave Nelson
Folder 3:
Tales from the Foxhole – Model releases and cast list: Lane Fuller, Leo Lyons, Bryce London, Haus Weston, Matt Bandero, Lee
Johnson, Billy Herrington;
The Final Link – Model releases and cast list: Shane Bailey, Vince Bandero, Billy Boyd, David Bradley, Jason Branch, Clint
Cooper, Brad Davis, Dr. Jeff, Matthew Drake, Mason Flynt, Marc Hamilton, Blake Harper, Tanner Hayes, Billy Herrington, Marcus
Iron, Corey Jay, Doug Jeffries, Rob Knox, Thomas Lloyd, Victor Mariano, Erik Martins, Austin Masters, Kevin Miles, Frank Parker,
Zach Richards, Jason Ryder, Luke Savage, Jack Simmons, Spike, Joe Stack, Anthony Stone, Jack Stuart, Alex Wilcox, Jared Wright,
Hooch – a Rottweiler;
How the West Was Hung –Haus Weston, Dylan Reece, Danny Lee, Patrick Allen, Nino Bacci, Jason Branch, Clint Cooper, Javier
Druan, Lane Fuller, Tanner Hayes, Bruce Hill, Lucas James, Kenny, Marco Mancini, Dean Phoenix, Chad Savage, Christopher Scott,
Spike, Frank Taylor, Rocket Stevens, Rick Jones, non-sexual roles: Christie M’Nicole – hard to read, Kevin C. Anderson, Alex
Nixx, Mistress Mona, Rafael, Marcs Rochford, Anthony Difino, Jose Morales, Tina Tyler
Folder 4:
Kiss Off – B.J. Slater (hard to read), Steve Gibbson;
Trade Off – Danny Sommers, Comm Flexx;
Jockaholics – Phil Bradley, Aaron Austin;
Hon. Discharge – Mikel Karr, Brad Eriksen, Chuck Barron;
Unnamed;
Shadow Dancer;
White Fire;
Lowe Down;
Flesh + Blood;
Dirty White Guys;
Tale of Two Brothers
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 5-11
Catalina 1996-1999
Folder 5:
Detour –Steve Rambo, Tony Ryder, Daron Wolf, Sam Crockett;
Toys for Big Boys;
Black in the Saddle –Dick Masters, Torey Amoure, Tony Monroe, Jack Simmons, Richard Reyes, Bobby Blake;
Slick – Aaron Wilde, Bo Garrett, Tony Bullit, Cole Tucker
Folder 6:
Harley’s Crew – From cast list: Ray Harley, Jim West, Brandon Lee, Drew Andrews, Anthony Mengetti, Mark Kroner, Ray Harley,
David Mann, Jon Enriquez, Keith Amos, Andrew Ward, Marc DeCicco, Robin Ripley, Steve Rambo, Lawrence LeMoine
Folder 7:
Harley’s Crew – From cast list: Ray Harley, Jim West, Brandon Lee, Drew Andrews, Anthony Mengetti, Mark Kroner, Ray Harley,
David Mann, Jon Enriquez, Keith Amos, Andrew Ward, Marc DeCicco, Robin Ripley, Steve Rambo, Lawrence LeMoine;
CatalinaVille – From model releases and cast list: Steve Rambo, Marc Hamilton, Tony Tedesco, Joey Tedesco, Dylan James, Sam
Crockett, Damon Wolf, Paul Morgan, Remigo Sierra Gudin, Mike Fornelli, Santiago, Logan Reed, Walker, James West, Doug Jeffries,
Tony Zerega, Ray Harley, Tony Bullit, Max Grand, Sean Dickson, Brian Daniels, Brad King, Cole Tucker, Matthew Anders, Cliff
Parker;
Black Attack II – From cast list: Matisse, Chris Johnson, Andre Bolla, Dean Clarke, Cory Cox, JC Carter;
Asian Persuasion – From cast list: Brandon Lee, Brad Davis Mikado, Hiro Sukowa, Tishiro Ho, Broc Hiyashi, Tenji Mito, Mike
Nichols, Sam Crockett;
Bound for Leather
Folder 7:
Bound for Leather – From notes on slides and model releases: Cole Tucker, Gabriel Suarez, Maverick Reynolds, Daniel James,
Mitch Sander;
House of Games – From model releases: Mitchell Stevens, Carl Christian, Sky Thompson, Rich Raines;
Big Guns 2 – From notes on slides and model releases: Steve Rambo, Rich Raines, Mark Mason, Kevin Kemp, Bobby Blake, Chuck
Chambers;
Wet Daddy – From model releases: Austin Black, Tommy Cruise
Folder 8 (Catalina A-1):
Fortune Nookie – From model releases: Brandon Lee, Jacob Scott;
Mr. Fix It – From video description and model releases: Jared Wright, Joey James, Jacob Scott, Carl Christian, Jason Logan,
Michael Vista, Christian Luc, Griff Thorson, Brad Steel;
Thrill Me – From model releases: Donnie Russo, Ray Harley, Eduardo, Tom Matthews, Thom Barron;
Boss Man – From video description and model releases: Joshua Scott, Richard Allen, Doug Jeffries, Will Clark, Frank Parker,
Richard Raines, Chris Michaels;
Spit N Leather –Andrew Lennox, Mike Vespa, Gunnar Nielson, Mark Mason
Folder 9 (Catalina A-2):
Score – From model list: Ray Harley, Steve Rambo, Blake Harper, Jason Branch, Dave Casino, Erik Holtz, Jacob Scott, Paul Dawson,
Mondo, Carson Cole, Keith Harden non-sexual role, Steve Masters, Jack Stuart, Tony Cruz, Scott Davis, Tuck Johnson, Leo Masters,
Andrew Lennox, Ethan Wright, Damon Smith, David Nelson, Scott Hershberger;
Tales from Two Cities – From video description and model releases: Steve Rambo, Jason Branch, Joshua Scott, Mark Mason, Steve
Hurley, Dave Nelson, Carson Cole, Rob Lance, Perry James, Blake Harper;
Walk on the Wild Side – From mode list: Mike Radcliffe, Erik Holtz, Jay Paxton, Bobby Blake, Daniel West, Flex-Deon Blake,
Shane Patrick, Andrew Lennox;
Black Wishes – From model list: Flex Gamble, Daniel West, Christopher Fleur De Lis, Andre Bolla, Kamrun, Bobby Blake, Flex-Deon
Blake, Tony Monroe;
Bearskin – From model list: Randy Eliot, Gabriel Rocas, Wayne Stephens, Mike Douglas, Jim Winfield, Mick Ryan, Steven Michaels,
Mike Vespa, Hank Hightower
Folder 10 (A-3):
Club Utah – Steve Vaughn, Peter Garrett;
Erotikus – Tony Brocco, Chad Connors;
Black Draft – Rick Pantena, Gene Lamarr;
Body Masters – Randy Mixer, Tony Fiero;
Black Attack 2 – Matisse, Chris Johnson;
? – Tanner Reeves, Brock Waxxon, Cruise Control;
Sex Crimes – Steve Regis, Phil Brudley;
Tools of the Trade – Max Grande, Michael Cody;
Priority Mate;
Alley Boys;
Blow Hard – Dane Tarsen, Jake Taylor;
Ranger in the Wild – Kyle McKenna, Drew Andrews, Erik Stone, Tony Cummings
Folder 11 (Catalina 1st Donation):
Catmen Do! – Rusty Scone, Mason Wallow, Nic Collins, Kyle Hunter, Casey Vollmer (K. C. Hart);
Studio Tricks;
Ace in your Face – Ace Harden, Kyle Brandon;
Sex House – Daryl Brock, Shane Sutton;
Men of Lake Michigan – Gregory Colt, Grey Stroke
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 12
Centaur 1997-1999
Hot Firemen – Wil Clark, Chris Anthony;
Hot Cops III – From model releases: Adam Rom, Eric York, Max Grand, K. C. Hart, KyleMcKena, Kyle McKenna, Steve O’Donnell,
Matt Bradshaw, Tony Brandon, Chad Donovan, Sweet William;
Deep in the Brig – From model releases: Brian Daniels, Devon Miles, Scott Hardman, Scott Lyons, Marc Hamilton, Billy Dare,
John Ross;
Forced Service AKA Raw Recruits – From video description and model releases: Drew Andrews, Kyle McKena, Kyle McKenna, Brad
Eriksen, Brett Winters, Drew Evans, Mark Andrews, Jake Cannon, Tim Boyd, Dave Russel;
Fire in the Hole;
Game Master – From video description: Carl Erik, Kyle Brandon, Mark Matthew Lemmer, Cole Tucker, Cutter West, Kyle McKenna,
J. T. Sloan, Dino DiMarco, Peter Wilder, Tommy Cruise;
Hotter than Hell – From video description and model releases: Vince Rockland, Logan Reed, John Ross, Kevin Kramer, Peter Wilder,
Rip Stone, Scott Daniels, Doug Perry, Dax Kelly, Jack Simmons, John Ross;
Bustin Loose – From video description and model releases: John Ross, Bud Stetson, Matt Bradshaw, Max Grand, Steve O’Donnell,
Adam Rom, Steve Pierce, Dave Davidson, Doug Forbes, Sean Dickson, Peter Dixon;
Insatiable (no slides, only documents) –Yan Vanneck, Mark Wyzynski, Rodolphe Vernier, Antoine De Mezieres, Elio Hatvan, Fernando
Leone, Cedric Centurioni, Frank Bruno Marcel Capdivila, Jean Christophe Dany Bernard, Bernard Desirade, Lucien Lebrun, Melvin
Dito;
Off Limits – Franco Gorgino, Vladam Velika, Mikal Jante, Richie Miso, Vladimir Lacek, Casey Williams, Brad Hunter, Peter Wilder,
Duncan Mills, Jeremy Brooks, Chip Daniels- non-sexual role
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 13
Gino Colbert AKA Gino Pictures 1998
Porn Fiction – Vince Rockland, Drew Andrews;
Men in Blue – From press release: Blue Blake, Brent Cross, Cutter West, Zachary Scott, Michael Crawford, Paul Morgan, Ryan
Block, Rod Garetto, Juan Anotnio, Andreas Bergane, Rich Raines, Scott Lyons, Gino Colbert, Ron Jeremy, and Sharon Kane
Box 1, Folder 14
Hollywood Sales 1995-1997
Men at Work;
Fine Daze – Richie Fine, Brent Cross, Kristian Brooks, Ethan-Michael Ayers, Rick Davis, Seth Black, Sam Crockett, Ryan Powell;
Tank Tops –Kristian Brooks, Mike Cesar;
Other actors with release forms included in the file folder but no indication of which film: Paul Morgan, Chris Hard, Shaun
London
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 15
In Hand circa 1985-2000
Photos from Con Flex (written on the back of a photo) – Christopher Robbin, Darren Burnshaw, Roberto Arias, Danny Brown, Matthew
Windsor, Michael L. Dowell, Daniel Richer, Michael Allfun (hard to read last name);
To the Bone – Matt Gunther, Steve Kennedy, Joey Stefano, Andrew Michaels, Bret Winters, Sergio Calucci, “Big” Randy King,
Ricky Van;
“Heart” Pumping Up – Ryan Yeager, Josh Taylor, Andrew Michaels, Brett Williams, Michael Moore, Joey Stefano, Nick Cougar,
Ricky Van, Rod Lance, “BIG” Randy King;
French Kiss – Joey Stefano, Andrew Michaels, Storm, Bret Winters, Chris Ramsey, Alex Carrington, Dick Peterbuilt, Dale Ryan;
Painted – Aaron Scott, Andrew Michaels, Ricky Van/Karen Dior, Sean Post, Storm, Jimmy Pike, Sharon Kane, Mistress Jacquline;
Tattoo Loverboy – Brad Steele, Scott Hogan, Marc Anthony, Tomm Larson;
Butt Boys in Space – Eddie Valens, Justin Winger, Dallas Taylor, Gene Lamarr, Jonathan King, Bret Winters, Rick Less, Richie
Cummings, Michael Brandon;
There are release documents for films and unlabeled slides, so it is unclear how they are associated. The films are:
The Grip of Passion – Zeff Ryan, Danny Cocker, Billy London, Austin Black, Randy King, Rick Lee, Roger Kingsley, Sean Hunter;
Summer School – Aaron Scott, Tommy Wilde, Nick Anderson, Trey Tempest, Max Turner, Tony Young
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 16
Box 1, Folder 17
Odyssey Men 1997
Family Values –Cole Tucker, Derrick Stanton, Steve O’Donnel, Kurt Young, Brent Cross, Erich Lange, Kristian Brooks, Steven
J. York, Bryan Kidd, Bo Summers, Sharon Kane, Thomasine Marie East, Daniel Cross, Jack Francis
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 1, Folder 18
Box 1, Folder 19
Sierra Pacific circa 1985-2000
Box 1, Folder 20-21
Studio 2000 circa 1985-2000
Folder 20: Slides accompanied by press releases, model’s acting applications, promotional materials
Private Members, promotional materials and slides – Jordan Wes, Brenden Knight, Derek Bishop, Matt Bradshaw, Logan Reed, Brad
King, Morgan Allen, Tony Cummings, Kip Casey, Blake Kennedy;
Intimate Moments;
Tailspin –Jeff White, Ethan Marc, Brent Cross, Brett Winters, Seth Black, Patryk, Jason Nikas, Eric St. Germain, Dino Dimarco,
K.C. Hart, Blake Anderson;
Whatever You Say, Sir;
Hand of Fate –Richie Fine, Drew Andrews, Rod Barry, Casey Morgan, Michael Rivera, Chris Rock, Troy Ryder, Sandy Sloane, Aaron
Wilde
Section 21: contains slides, promotional materials, model release forms, press releases
Don’t Dick with the Devil –Joey Hart, Zachary Scott, Jake Armstrong, Cliff Trent, Tony Dancer, Brian Hanson, Brad King, Critt
Davis, Sloane Winters;
The Big Shot –Dino Dimarco, Wade Peters, Tony West, Enrique Rojas, Clay Maverick, Michael Crawford, John C. Overholtz, Kurt
Stefano;
Billy 2000 –Clay Maverick, Thom Barron, Mark Mason, Logan Reed, Brian Daniels, William Andrews, Shane Colt, Richard D. Shepard,
Tommy Cruise, Patryk, Jason Nikas, Mark Slade
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 2, Folder 1-5
Studio 2000 circa 1985-2000
Folder 1: Slides accompanied by press releases, model’s acting applications, promotional materials
It’s Raining Men – Rod Barrett, Jake McOmie, Jake Armstrong, Jay Strong, Richie Fine, Corky Adams, Ricky Price, Zack Alexander,
Stefan Michaels, Haddie Chester, Val Anderson;
A Body to Die For 2 –Jon Eric, Joey Hart, Rick Chase, Trevor D, Brad King, Wade Peters, Steve West, Kevin Cobain, Steve Harper,
Critt Davis, Drew Andrews, Thomas Schmitz, “Boy Mike”
Folder 2: Slides accompanied by press releases, model’s acting applications, promotional materials
Uncle Jack –Chris Steele, Cody Matthews, Peter Wilder, Rick Chase, Kevin Cobain, Michael Crawford, Brett Ford, Zachary Scott,
Drew Peters, Griff Thorson;
Rosebud –Gregg Arlen, Jay Strong, Joey Hart, Vincent DeMarco, Tommy Cruise, Griff Thorson, Wade Peters, Brian Roberts, Johnny
Dean, Kurt Young, Jason Land;
Getting Straight –Ethan Marc, Tony Donovan, Kristian Brooks, Scott Lyons, Sandy Sloane, Dean O’Connor, Blaine Bogart, Shane
Flanigan, Bailey Stratton, Eric Starr;
West Hollywood Hope –Mark Slade, Clay Maverick, Gregg Arlen, Jeff White, Ricky Starr, Tommy Cruise, Kristian Brooks, Joey
Hart, Dean Spencer, Jon Davis, Paul Morgan, The Human “Geyser”, Patryk, Jason Nikas
Folder 3: Slides accompanied by press releases, model’s acting applications, promotional materials. When it is indicated that
the models were not listed on the press release for a particular film, it means that those acting applications and model release
forms were with the others from that film.
West Hollywood Hope (materials continue into this folder, including acting applications, release forms, a promotional poster,
and press release. Slides are in the previous folder. See information for the previous folder for actor info).
Dream Team –Rick Chase, Kurt Young, Lucas James, Tony Donovan, Scott Lyons, Aaron Lawrence, Kristian Brooks, Preston Richie
– non-sexual;
Cadet –Mark Slade, Nick Savage, Ethan Marc, Chris Steele, John Ross, Marcus Caine, Jon Eric, Matt West, Derek Michaels, Brenden
Keith, not listed on press release, Bob Rumnock, Dave Dickstader – not listed on press release;
Nightriders - Chris Steele, Clay Maverick, Dave Nelson, Drew Peters, Joey Hart, Dave Chandler, Scott Matthews, Stone Michaels,
Nick Savage
Folder 4: Slides accompanied by press releases, model’s acting applications, promotional materials. When it is indicated that
the models were not listed on the press release for a particular film, it means that those acting applications and model release
forms were with the others from that film.
Cuffed –Tommy Lord, Frank Towers, Mark Slade, Jeff White, Brad King, Dave Nelson, Jens Hammer, Ben Damon, Rob Lance;
Czech Point –Steve Harper, Thomas Lloyd, Chris Steele, Michael Brandon, Nick Savage, Jan Nowak, Ales Hanak, Pavel Novotny.
Models not listed on press release: Shawn Islander, Paul Evans, Jeff D. Kota, Gavin Blue, Randy Savino;
Trust Me –Chris Steele, Buddy Jones, Anthony Cox, Blake Harper, Richard Hammersmith, Drew Peters, Marco Antonio;
Prague Rising –Ales Hanak, Pavel Novotny, Jon Eric, Kristian Brooks, Bobby Parks, Eric Stuart;
Twisted –Mark Slade, Clay Maverick, Rick Hammersmith, Tommy Lord, Steve Harper, Dean Temple, Jack Ryan, Kent Austin
Folder 5: Slides accompanied by press releases, promotional materials.
Workin It Out, press release only – Sonny Markham, Rhett Powers, Joey Morelli, Trent Reed, Kurt Stefano, Kyle McKenna, Kevin
Cobain, Kyle Hunter, Steve O’Donnell, Alex Powers, Rick Chase, Jeff White;
The Hitchhiker –Kristian Brooks, Doug Perry, Mike Lofton, Jay Anthony, Peter Wilder, Jeff White;
The Dark Side of the Moon – Sonny Markham, Jordan West, Matt Bradshaw, Logan Reed, Brant Cross, K. C. Hart, Tyler Flannery,
Kurt Stefano;
Rawhide – Kevin Dean, Chip Daniels;
Nights in Eden – Kevin Kramer, Chad Donovan;
A Body to Die For –Rick Chase, Gregg Rockwell, Jeff Dalton, Rick Price, Shane Rockland, Mike Nichols, Drew Andrews, Brad King,
Brenden Knight, Doug Jeffries;
Grease Guns 2 –Jeff White, Kurt Stefano, Kevin Cobain;
Intimate Relations, promotional material only – Dave Russell, Brad King
Box 2, Folder 6
Tiger Media circa 1985-2000
Promotional materials, slides, including:
Campus Glory Holes, press release and poster – Rocky Knight, Chris McKenzie, Peter Flickinger, Scott Cruise, Steven James,
Mitch Oliver, Zack Taylor, Rex Spaulding, Bobby Balboa, Chase Lundgrin, Tony India;
I Like It ‘Cuz I Like It!, press release, poster – Paul Youngblood, Carlos Castillo, Grant Fagan;
OK Boys;
Stud Vision – Kevin, Sean;
I Love Foreskin
Box 2, Folder 7-9
Vivid circa 1985-2000
Heat;
Gridiron – David Rockmore, Buck Tanner, Thorn Wilder, Michael Moore, Rick Lee, Tom Chandler, Grant Howard, Trevor Daley, Steven
Craig;
V8 – Brian Yates, Jim Montana, Nick Manetti, Jeff Weber, Tannen Marshall, Les Stine;
Prince Charming – Brian Yates, Joey Stefano, Adam Archer, Jordan Hill, Les Stine;
Summertime Blues – Brad Chase, Alex Thomas, Damian, Josh Taylor, Andrew Moore;
Trade Up;
Lewd Conduct;
Long Hot Summer 2;
Snow Bound;
Summer Knights/Hot Summer Knights;
Cowboys & Indians;
Headstruck – Kevin Sharpe, Tony Erickson (Sinatra);
Buddy System 2;
True Vivid Man
Vivid (2): Slides, promotional material, many film stills
Behind the Eight Ball;
Paradise Beach;
K.O.;
Knight Moves – Chad Knight, Alex Thomas, Eric Evans, Grant Fagin, Scott Hogan, Lee Jennings, Arion;
Movers and Shakers – Tad Winslow, Johnny Rahm, Randy Roberts, Trey Tempest, Zeff Ryan, Chip Mathews;
Iron Man;
Jackhammer – Sean Hunter, Johnny Rahm, Grant Fagin, Chris McKenzie, Andrew Bishop, Kent Burk;
Buddy System – Andrew Michaels;
A slide sheet with various films from Vivid including Summer Knights, Lews Conduct, and Paradise Beach. Others unlabeled.
Stroke photographs and records circa 1981-1997
Box 2, Folder 9
Box 2, Folder 10
Box 2, Folder 11
Box 2, Folder 12
Stroke purchased
Box 2, Folder 13
Box 2, Folder 14
Box 2, Folder 15
Box 2, Folder 16
Box 2, Folder 17-18
Jeff Lawrence, director
Contains slides and a sheet of paper with information on Jeff Lawrence
Sheet of paper says: Jeff Larwence, Director. J. B. Morris – real name. Worked for: Catalina, H.I.S., Sierra Pacific, Tiger
etc.;
Below are the labels and writing on different sheets of slides:
Brett Winters;
Randy Ryder, Chard Knight, Jason Hunter;
Jason Hunter, Matthew Windsor;
Tom Larkin;
Cody Foster, Catalina Reunion, Alvim, J;
Brett Winters, Chad Knight;
John Fell, Con Flexxe, Kevin Wiles;
N.T., Matthew Windsor;
Chad Knight, Brett Winters;
Chris MacKenzie, Niel Thomas, Bill Marlowe;
Bill Marlow, Tom Larkin;
Bill Marlow, Ted Cox, Tom Larkin, Jared Young;
Paul Coder, Dick Wisters (Masters?);
Christopher Robbin, Jared Young;
Niel Thomas, Johnny Daniels, Cameron;
#5 Retail Sluts;
Jeff Lawrence (2): contains slides
Writing on the different sheets of slides:
Brett Winters;
OK Boys/Tiger Media – Craig Slater;
Catalina – Chris Mackenzie, Kevin Wiles;
Chad Knight;
Dallas Taylor, Brett Winters;
California Male Productions, Desert Storm;
Butch Taylor, Brandon Wells;
Desert Storm, Sierra Pacific, Storm, Chris Mackenzie;
Tease Me – Michael (can’t read last name), Chad Bill Faulkner, Danny Bliss;
Big Time;
Jeff Lawrence from Sierra Pacific envelope, various.
Box 2, Folder 19
Box 2, Folder 20
Box 2, Folder 21-22
Jim Wigler, photographer
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Contains slides, transparencies, portfolios pertaining to specific films with slides, negatives, letters from Jim Wigler to
Christopher Harrity:
An envelope containing transparencies and a slide had the return address for Daddy L, 1174 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA
94103;
A piece of paper around a bunch of transparencies and slides says “At Mr. S. Leather”, Photos by Jim Wigler, Photo Set E.
One sheet of slides indicates two slides with photos of “Thor,” two with photos of “Michael,” and then a note that says “Jim
Truden S.F.”;
First folder has models Brian Alvarez (Tony Bullet) and Lee Nager (Joshua Scott);
Second folder is for Daddy L’s Lesson #1: Ropes & Spanking
Box 2, Folder 23
Box 2, Folder 24
Release keys
Release Keys: Folder contains model releases, acting applications, materials from Catalina Video
Actors:
From Model Releases/Agreements: Aiden Shaw, Rick Boudon, Cliff Parker, Ace Harden, Michael Parka, Ty Fox, Alden Brown, Derek
Cruise, Johnny Utah, Randall Makkon, Rick Rubio, Tom Payne, MA, F. Valentine Hooven III, P.C. Carl Hall Stan, Michael Brawn,
Clint Benedict, Cort Stevens, Hal Rockland, Vince Allen, Vince Rockland, Brad Hunt;
Stroke 10/5: Matthew Windsor, Brad Phillips, Con Flexxe, Brett Winters;
Stroke 9/2: Andrew Michaels, Bill Marlowe;
T 4/1: Brandon Wilde;
Stroke 8/5: Cameron Kelly;
Stroke 9/3: Joey Stefano;
Stroke 8/6: Butch Taylor;
Stroke 9/5: Brandon Wells, Matt Gunther;
Stroke 9/1: Niel Thomas;
Stroke 10/6: Chris McKensie, Slater;
T ?: Scott Hogan;
T 4/4: Jim Montana;
Stroke 9/6: Storm;
Stroke 11/2: Dan Thomas, Cole Phillips, Danny Sommers, Mark Sauser, Nick Manetti, Adam Archer, Chance Cardwell, Jack Dillon,
Hank Sterling, Tom Steele, Steve Regis, Wes Daniels, Damien, Jim Montana, Jeff Weber, Tannen Marshall, Brian Yates, Johnny
Rahm, Tony Sinatra, Brad Chase, Greg Wolf, Nathan Rocco, Kenny Spencer, Chad Knight, Brett Winters;
Stroke 11/1: Chad Knight, Frank Strong, Craig Slater, Joey Stefano, Johnny Rahm, Troy Hunter, Storm, Zack Deitrich, Robbie
Anderson, Richard Martin, Chris McKenzie;
Stroke 11/3: Leo Mazal, Chris Stone, Roberto Arias, Troy Hunter, Tom Steel, Mark Saber, Adam Archer, Brett Winters, Kenny
Spencer, Brad Chase, Sr Nino, Ricado Gonzalez, Rod Garetto, Melchior, Tom Montana, Brian Reynolds;
All photos before Oct ’90, Stroke Presents 4/2 (?):Peter Ashley, Kurt Raur, Andrew Michaels, Neil Thomas, Peter Wilder, Bill
Marlow;
FMI #64: Chi Chi LaRue, Heather, Viper, Monelle de Keigh, Greg Wolf;
?: Sean Steele, Robbie Anderson, Tony Davis, Ted;
Stroke 11/5: B. J. Slater, Marcel Vuiton, Wes Daniels, Jeremy Fox, Chance Caldwell, Jack Dillon, Con Flexxe, Neil Thomas;
Stroke Model Release Key: B.J. Slater, Sean Sweet, Rick Jergenson, Bill Marlowe, Randy White, Doug Niles
Model Release Key 12/1: Randy White, Tom Steel, Johnny Rahm, Shawn Moore, Sergio Calluci, Andrew Michaels, Ted, B. J. Slater,
Vincent Ogletree;
Stroke 12/2: Randy White, Rob Cryston, Nick Romano, Guy Duroche, Tony Fiero, Randy Mixer, Matt Gunther, Jack Dillon, Steve
Fox, Damien, Wes Daniels, Brett Ford
Stroke Presents Model Release Key: Leo Marzal, Chris Stone, Roberto Arias, Jack Lofton, Rex Chandler, Steve Hammond, Jack
Dillon, Daniel Sommers, Chance Caldwell, Johnny Rahm, Matt Gungther, Chad Knight, Joey Stefano, Kevin Sharpe, Wes Daniels,
Damien, Arik Travis, Cody Foster, Jared Young, Ted Cox, Bill Marlowe, Scott Hogan, Craig Slater, Storm, Christopher Robbin,
Kevin Wiles, Carl Mackenzie, Sergio Calluci;
Stroke 12/3 Model Release Key: Rick Bolton, Jeff Dillon, B. Watkins, Alex Thomas, Tony Fiero, Steve Gibson, B. J. Slater,
Cody Foster, Tom Steele, Brett Winters, Bill Marlow, Kevin Wiles, Chris McKenzie;
Stroke 5/3: Johnny Rahm, Scott Bond, David Rockmore, Nick Romano, Steve Regis, Daniel Sommer, Damien, Chris McKenzie, Ted
Cox, Arix Travis, Kirk Olsen, Jeff Wood, Gabriel Romero, Adam Archer, Andrew Michaels, Alex Stone, Tony Sinatra, Alex Carrington,
Brett Williams;
Stroke 12/4: arix Travis, Devin Davenport, Eric Lange, Rick Bolton, Blade Thompsen, Jason Andrews, Joey Morgan, C. Evans,
Michael Brawn, Johnny Rahm, Axel Garret, Sparky O’Toole, Kirk Vallanet, Aaron Austin
Stroke 12/6: Aiden Shaw, Rob Cryston, Zak Spears, Alex Carrington, Phil Bradley, Aaron Austin, David Griffin, Steve Lipariti,
Ren Lickitt, Dirk Stone, Jonathon Tash, Trent Reed, Joey Morgan;
Stroke Presents 5/4: Scott O’Hara, Robbie Anderson, Brian Yates, Jake Martin, Zachary Deitrich, Zeff Ryan, Storm, Chris MacKenzie,
Andrew Bishop, Andrew Michaels, Ryan Yeager, Marc Saber;
Stroke 13/1: Phil Bradley, Steve Regis, Joey Morgan, Sean Carrera, Scott Davis, Taz, Blade Thompsen, Alex Carrington, Steve
Vaughn, Matthew Sulkala, Zak Spears, Michael Chads
Stroke 13/2: Randall Maxon, Tanner Reeves, Hank Hightower, York Powers, Randy White, Robert Cornell, Cody Foster, Joey Morgan,
Derek Cruise, Josh Ryder, Paul Barressi, Johnny Rahm, Shawn Tyler, Greg Windsor;
Stroke 3/3: Ty Fox, Scott Hardman, Michael Snyder, Gene Lamarr, Paul Barresi, Shawn Tyler, Erik Houston, Josh Tyler, Shawn
Justin, Steve Regis, Rick Donovan;
Stroke 13/4: Max Stone, Hank Hightower, Jack Dillon, Chance Caldwell, Danny Bliss, Rick Bolton, Scott Hogan, Vladamir Correa,
Chris MacKenzie, Jeff Dillon, Bo Summers, Mr. Ed, Angel, Joe Magnum, Andre Montano, Joe Montero;
Stroke 13/5: Dano Sulik, Michal Tarkus, Mark West, Marco Rossi, Mikel Karr, Brad Ericksen, Tony Brandon, Ace harden, Grant
Larsen, Steve Maverick, John Wood, Jimmy Dante, Derek Cruise, Kurt Wolff, Mark West, Aiden Shaw, Wolff, Dave Logan;
Stroke Presents 6/3: Rob Cryston, Aiden Shaw, Randy White, Zak Spears, Alex Carrington, Aaron Austin, Joey Morgan, Trent Reed,
Bo Summers, Jason Andrews, Adam Archer, Phil Bradley, Steve Gibson, Steve Regis;
Stroke 14/1: Vince Rockland, Hal Rockland, Keller Hyde, Drew Kelly, Chad Donovan, York Powers, Joshua Scott, Tony Bullet,
Michael Parks, Rod Abbott, Jon King, Andrew Montano, Brett Ford, Ryan Block, Mark West, Dan Lyons;
Stroke 14/2: Rod Majors, Anthony Gallo, Joe Spears, Zak Spears, Marc Saber, Bull Stanton, Max Stone, Mark Steele, Bulldog,
Steve Gibson, Bud, Wolff, Jed Smith, Blue Blake, Ryan Block, Mark West, Grant Larson, Rob Cryston, Al Michone, Peter Bishop,
Chip Daniels, Johnny Rahm, Michael Braun, Chris Chamnpion, Kevin Kramer, Cutter West;
Stroke 6/1: Arik Travis, Devin Davenport, Eric Lange, Dan Thomas, Cole Phillips, Danny Sommers, Marc Saber, Nick Manetti,
Adam Archer, Chance Caldwell, Jack Dillon, Hank Sterling, Tom Steele, Steve Regis, Tony Angelo, Cameron Talyor, Kevin Smith,
Sonny Listz, Damien, Johnny Rahm, Kevin Sharpe
Stroke 11/4: Arik Travis, Cody, David Rockmore, Kirk Olsen, Rick Young, Paul Hillman, Tony Angelo, Sonny Listz, Cameron Taylor,
Jeff Wood, Chad Knight, Jeremy Foxx, Dean Adams;
Catalina: Dan Thompson, Cole Phillips, Danny Summers, Nick Manetti, Adam Archer, Steve Regis, Chance Caldwell, Tom Steele,
Jack Dillon, Marx Saber, Hank Sterling
Records containing the unpublished names and contact information of models have been separated into restricted boxes.
Box 3, Folder 1
Cartoon negatives, various artists
Box 3, Folder 2
Art by Christopher Harrity
Box 3, Folder 3
Box 3, Folder 4
Eros Publishing
Box 3, Folder 5
Shot by Joe Tiffenbach
Box 3, Folder 6
Old photograph sets
Box 3, Folder 7-9
Black and white photographs of color slides, various studios
Box 7
Box 8
Artwork
Includes the work of Mark (23 items), Kenny Hairston (17 items), N. J. Kilby (1 item), Javier Quyada (7 items), Tung (6 items),
Don (4 items), Antonio Garcia Aprea (7 items), Bill Ward (25 items), Diogenes (9 items) Harry Bush (1 items), Laurens K. Dash
(1 item), Boyd (1 item), and J. De Palma (1 item).
Box 5, Folder 29
Box 4, Folder 13-19
Box 7, Folder 1
Correspondence
Box 4, Folder 7-12
Box 5, Folder 11-19
Box 4, Folder 1-6
Box 5, Folder 20-28
Box 4, Folder 20
Polaroids miscellaneous