Way High Kick Turn #1

Zine: Way High Kick Turn

Zine: Way High Kick Turn #1
From the collection of John Drummond

Date: July 198?
From: Moraga, California
Format: Letter sized, folded in half, stapled. Photo screen on copier. white paper.
Type: typed text, photos.
Pages: 24

By: Garry Mcleod, Marc Saito, James Canter (Publisher)
Art: Marc Saito
Photos: Garry Mcleod with Erick Elleson,Luke Ogden, Brian Temmerand

Featuring: James Carter, Marc Saito, Bod Boyle, Steve Douglas, Jeff hedges, Greg Aguilar, John “Livmo” Drummond, Ben Peligrino, Steve Caballero, Zack Grove, Lawrence Walker, J.J. Valera, John Harris, Ken Harris, Kristy, Tom Bertinuson, Chris Lowe

Spots: Grapefruit Ramp BBQ, Chicken Ramp

Honorable Mentions: Concrete Jungle Skateshop, Metropolitan Life & Rogers/Pacific furnished the copiers. Zack Grove finishes 2nd in the AM spot of the CASL Del Mar competion on May 16th, which is the only date on there. Great name for a zine too. Way High Kick Turn Picture book.

Local Slang:

Extras: I love a zine with a good punchline for a title. Way High Kick Turn #1 is another one from the collection of John Drummond. There’s even a couple photos of him skating in there. There’s no date on the zine anywhere, but it does say that Zack Grove finished 2nd in the AM spot of the CASL Del Mar competion on May 16th. We could date it from a CASL schedule if anyone has one. Way High Kick Turn was published out of Moraga, California by Garry Mcleod and Marc Saito. James Carter is listed as the publisher. Garry Mcleod was in charge of photography, with additional submissions from Erick Elleson, Luke Ogden and Brian Temmerand. Way High Kick Turn #1 is 24 half letter sized pages on white paper from a copier with some sort of photo screening capability. The subtitle on the cover is “Picture Book,” and that’s what it is fro the most part. What little text present (mostly captions) is typewritten. I’m not sure, but it appears that this is a copy of a copy. Some of the pages have tell-tale artifacts on them, and it looks like one of them wasn’t lined up properly in the copier. It affects two pages, but I realigned one of them. In any case, the copy was probably made not long after the original came out, since it’s yellowed with age as well.

This scene was 100% vert ramp action.