The pictures above are “behind the scenes” shots from Mark at Serious Male Bondage. “One thing ALWAYS leads to another,” Mark says. “We chained this guy in the jail cell, and the next thing you know our Leather Boy wanted to be serviced. I guess if you’re spending time in a cell you might as well be useful.”
San Francisco resident Yossie (yes, the same Yossie with the world-famous handcuff collection) has a jail cell in his home, complete with an electronic time lock. The welded solid steel box will hold the keys to the cell and shackles for a predetermined amount of time, and when that time is up the hinged door to the box will be unlocked and you will be able to access the keys.
You can read and see more of this at Serious Male Bondage
This unofficial T-shirt was inspired by the first song on the first album of Spottiswoode & His Enemies
Speaking of Jack Fritscher (see last week’s posting) there is much more to share. Many of you guys remember the Jail Training Center/Academy:
Well, Jack Fritscher was there! He writes:
“My longtime friend, Chip Weichelt, was the founder of The Training Center Academy. I worked as producer on several of his films, especially his first, ‘Atlanta Knights.’ As the founding San Francisco editor or Drummer magazine, I went undercover for Drummer, with Chip’s cooperation, and wrote a Drummer feature article about the Academy in Drummer 145, January 1990.
To read that story, plus Jack’s detailed history of Chip, his life, and how his Training Center and videos were created, click here.
Metal would like to thank Jack Fritscher for sharing this stuff!
