What all signed memorabilia do you have?

Any good sites to pick up original concert posters?

My crown jewel, from my childhood hero, attained earlier this year at a small show at the Manship ...



How do you get the picks and the black towel he used to dry his brow after the encore? By buying the best seat in the house ...



Helps too when your longtime old pal Nitebob doubles as Ace's favorite FOH tech.

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Any good sites to pick up original concert posters?

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Facebook memorabilia groups (not marketplace) and eBay. I buy a lot from both of those. A little harder to find stuff on Facebook than eBay but you can get some better prices.

I make sure all my stuff is JSA/PSA/Beckett/BAS authenticated. So many fakes and forgeries out there.

Pictures...somewhere around the house of me backstage with the Yardbirds BB King's (NYC) and the Eel Pie Club (Twickenham West London)...I need to locate those.???

Thats what I'm worried about. I'd love an original Nirvana poster

Not much. I have a ticket stub signed by Charlie Hunter. I have a copy of Local Band Does OK on CD signed by members of Umphrey’s McGee. I have personalized autographs from Phish artist Jim Pollock on one of his linocuts and from Adrian Belew on his Side One CD.

I used to have a bw-3 menu autographed by the members of Spyro Gyra. This was from back in probably 1986. The band is from Buffalo. Some friends and I had seen them in concert here in town then went out for Buffalo wings afterward. So did the band. This was back when bw-3 only had one or two stores. We were at the original location.

Later on I got into more classic jazz and became a little bit embarrassed by my early fondness for Spyro Gyra so I discarded that menu. That was pretty stupid. Even though I don’t listen to their music anymore, it was a cool little memento, as much as a relic from bw-3 back when it was awesome as a collection of autographs from a smooth jazz band.

And Morning Dance is still okay.

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Thats what I'm worried about. I'd love an original Nirvana poster

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Original Nirvana posters are crazy high. If you see anything signed Nirvana (really just Cobain) with a lower price tag on it, it's too good to be true. I'd rather spend 1,000 for something authenticated by one of the companies I mentioned than spend 500 for a signature that was signed by some bozo that has a story of how he got it signed after a concert one night. If I ever had a kid and wanted to pass it down to him or if I ever needed to sell it, I want to be sure it's a real signature instead of eventually finding out it's a fake and it be worth nothing.

Donald Fagan and Walter Becker singed set list.

Donna Fargo T Shirt

Dolly Parton photograph

Loretta Lynn photograph

Chuck Leavell photograph.

Just moved and pulling stuff out of storage and boxes.
Ready to hang these on the wall in my music room

Yes mirror

Jim Morrison mirror

King Crimson 2000 concert poster

Porcupine Tree/Robert Fripp poster

Percy Sledge Folsom LA poster (who attended this concert?)

Brand X signed Goodsall/Jones poster

Yes Assembly Center Relayer tour