Let's see what can I tell about myself? I really like Vinnie, and mostly joined this board for its pictures. Er...more specifically the picture in your administrator's avatar...haha. 
I was just noticing the amount of Aussies on here and I have to say I feel quite at home! This is the first time I have ever joined a forum of Vinnie or talked about him to other fans, so its very new for me. 
and you're our first female Aussie Vinnie member Adelaide... Good memories, I used to buy heaps of kiss merchandise back in the mid 90's from a very cool music store there called Andromeda Music... Best store in Australia, I'm pretty sure it's shut down now... eBay killed off 2nd hand retail business...
I have been sitting here trying to come up with a great response for that. But all I can think of is that... This can be explained...haha. For a school occasion I dressed as a 'VV Groupie.' No one knew what was going on, I never tried to stand out, and they didn't know who Vinnie was. He was just another rockstar to them. My outfit must have been pink and bold enough, by the end of the day, my nickname was sealed and the teachers were raising their eyebrows... I still have those black lacey fingerless gloves too. haha.I'm 21 now, and still a great fan of Vinnie. Very influenced by his guitar playing and his good looks... 
Its great to finally talk about him to people who understand what I am rambling about. And know him not just by his name. 
I am the Undisputed Sex Symbol of the VVFF 
I wore my Crazy Nights shirt to school religiously for the whole year of '89 amongst a sea of GnR t shirts I was one of about a two dozen kiss fans at a high scool of 1500 students so I was heavily outnumbered but stood proud as a member of the kiss army! You should stand tall and proud. Representing bands in that way its really one of the best ways to do it. I loved wearing the VV garb that day, even though not everyone was so pleased...Probably had something to do with also the fact I had streaked my hair pink for the day. XD At least that was the impression the teachers gave. haha. But its all in fun. As for the Crazy Nights shirt... It was so worn by the early 2000's (about 13 years after I bought it) that I used it as a workout shirt! Good Times! That seems highly appropriate to me for some odd reason. I mean, the Crazy Nights video is rather athletic. haha. That is great though. Thank you for the respect. lol. It was cool to put the pink streaks in...but when it came time to wash them out, well...I was pink, the bathroom was pink...Everything was a little pink for a while afterwards... Cool! Molly Ringwald would have loved it sorry showing my age there, you probably don't even know what I'm talking about 
I love that movie, Pretty In Pink. haha. I think that Molly Ringwald would have felt right at home. lol. Maybe if I ever streak my hair pink again, I will go for something a little more...perminant. For my hair that is, not the bathroom walls! ....But soon, very soon, you will join us as your realization knowledge's what we already know. And that is, that a thin veil of disorder has descended over the seemingly random chaos that has enveloped each & every one of us....Till then have FUN! I preferred Pretty in Pink to 16 Candles but above both of them is The Breakfast Club 
Rock stars in the 80s were looking good: Duff, '80s Vinnie Vincent, Phillip Lewis (oh yeah), Sebastian Bach, Steve Clark, Joooe Elliot, Randy Rhoads....Grrrrrrrr-owl ReallyKissMyAss wrote:Oh cool! Welcome! Black lacy gloves and tops....ah high school! OMG, finally someone who talks about hair styles! Did you love ratting your hair in high schoolFlat ironing the wavy strands prevents damage. I got lightning airbrushed nails! Oh god, airbrushed nails are so cool. I think guitars would look good on nails, maybe a pink double v or a polka dot one like Randy Rhoads had.
,,,KMA, ask me..what do you want to know 'Girlfriend' 
80s movies are great, silly, and fun. haha. They make me smile and laugh...even though I don't think they are always supposed to. XD A veil of disorder you say? I am a karate chipmunk, no veil shall come to stop me! Yay! I think that we are going to be great friends, you are speaking my language by mentioning Phil Lewis, Joe Elliott, and RANDY RHOADS. OMG. I do quite like talking about hairstyles. haha. I have a great thing for hair...the longer, the blacker, the bigger the BETTER. And I think our main man...or at least he is my main man, Vinnie, delivers in all of these departments. Have you got any music to share with us, I'd be interested in hearing you guys... I think the only other Aussie glam band at the time was the Candy Harlots & that's about it...The lead guitarist of the Candy Harlots, Marc Dé HugarBrooklyn_Born wrote:That's some great hair Dannii, it would have been interesting watching Pink Champagne walking down George St, Sydney together as a group wearing the glam gear back in the day
was in Pink Champagne for about four hours. Long story, I'll elaborate later. We are still friends (KISSEed & made up after 20 years ) & I still talk to Leeno Dee & the ordinal Singer Mark Easton. At the Candy Harlots shoots of the new version of thir Single (new cause they had aleady done one with the old line up of the two Marks) ([youtube][/youtube] I prefer the first one...classer more real & I love the pitch shifted simple lead brake,,,the second one is little a try hard, wanna be bikers version. in the photos & the drummer of the band, turned, looked at me & we both run up on to the stage swing punches at everyone on the stage...We were escorted out by the bouncers. We came back with palings ripped out of a near by fence (with as many nails in them as we could muster)...Once again we were meet by opposition...the bouncers...I got my Revenge when Pink Champagne got asked to host a prize give away (a car) at the Cobra Club in Parramatta. The Harlots were playing in a near by club/pub, the General Burke...I got a T Shirt made up with the name Aiz & a circle with the a line through the middle of name Aiz, (Just like Vince Neil did when he was feuding with Axl Rose). The trap was set, the word spread fast...The moron shows up & tries to have a go...Mind you, I'm like 6'2" & this turd is like 5 foot nothing & I'm got Rambo Bowie Knives down the sides of my Cowboy boots...Nothing happen, cause when he started getting smart the bouncers escorted him out & I was asked not to peruse any action as not to give the Metal clubs a band name....IT wasn't easy being pretty...Made you tuff though. especially if fence palings were involved It looks like you've seen The Warriors before! Got some songs on 2 inch & ¼inch reels...Need to get them dumped to pro tools or wav...One of these days.Brooklyn_Born wrote:Haha! No one fux with Dannii! Great story, thanks for sharing that..! It would have been interesting had the bouncers not been there for the Harlots video shoot
at least they got done for it in court 
