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      ~If o  man doe.s not keep
      pace  wtth  his  compon-
     10ns. perhaps 11 fs because
     he  hears  o  different
     drummer  let him step to
     lhe music which he hears.
     however measured or far
     away"
        Henry David Thoreau





        4  Sf BONDAGE CLUB
           An  eyewitness  look  imicJe  one  of  San  franc1!.co's  mo!>I
           progrc:-sive  enc/Jve!>  for  the  bonclagc>  aficionado.  The
          atmosphtJrc i~ frienc/ly, .,ane .me/ lwll
       10  BRUTUS'  BIG  HIT
           The M (L)f er of Mast er<. i" back like you· ve never ~ecn-or at le•bt
          ht!.ird-him  before.  When  Brutu)  drops  lly  1Jie  Compound,
          anythiug\ likrly ro happen ...
                                                                              II  isn't hilrd 10 tell  it  is Spring, even In
       15  REPORT                                                           Callforni.t. For us cit DRUMMER, we know
       20  MALECALL                                                         because  1he  Mr.  D1ummer  partie~ 1:e1
                                                                            organized,  1he  conlCStdl'lb  pring  forth
       22  DRUMMER DADDIES                                                  like buds on the pl&1n1s.  During th1\, the
           True>  Idle..  of  fatherly  <li>cipline-a  bfoterlng  lnp  to  the   tenth anniversary year, c1  lot of planning
      __ .;...w....;;oocl~hed,  pin~ the ~tory bcl1ind a c1uartpr-millio11 pu:.hup).
                                                                            and  .ir1iv1ty  has  been  happening,  l'\/Cn
       26  DRUMSTICKS                                                       belore  spring  ha~  sprung.  All  1ho$C
       27  DRUMMER FICTION:                                                 Winter month~ in dark. swea1y gymi. have
                                                                            paid  off  and  many  of  the  imptC<i~ive
          COCKWALK  (Part One) by Don Perry                                 bodlc~  we  knew  l•m  yea1  arc  now
          Oncl' in a blue moon comes an crotir 'tory so i111en  e it bore/er'
          011  clclirium. Join  LJ)  on the lonl!e't journey of a young man·~   spee1c1cular
          lifo-pa1acled  naked  rhrough  the  room!I  of .in Pmpry  hou~e.   Thal 1) as good a word as any LO dCSC'rlOc>
          \()e.Jretl to tl1't  hilt 011  the Ole/ Mdt1') me.u ...           what  i~  plc1nned  for  this  lune  In  San
                                                                            rranclsco, 1he le.ilher cap11al. fl will be a
          BEAUTY'S RELEASE  by A.N. Roquelaure                             \pcelacular with  men  from  all  over 1he
          An  (>xc/11,1ve  J<./vance  preview  of the  mcht  talked-ct6out  SM   nallon.  not  just  contestanh,  but  tide
          rrow•I  cif the year-the )tunning condtf\ion  to thc>  11otoriou~   holders for their p.mlcular rt'gion. In chi)
          Be.wty Trilogy.                                                  i~sue, when  you  ~urvlve tlw ~taplcs and
      49  lfATHER  NOTEBOOK                                                fold  il ou1. you will  find a poster for tht>
                                                                           Mr  Drummer  party  1n  your  ;ire"  and
      51  THE ROB AMSTERDAM COLLECTION:  Bill WARD
          r rom the eye-opening care/ coll<>rt ion of Rob AnNerdam. d look   maybe even  come forth a<>  a contestant.
          at  the work of rmc of Drummer's favorite a1 ti"'' a' you'v<> never   We havt.> great pl:ins for the Mr. Drummer
          ~ee11 it  before.                                                this year. And for DRUMMER  11~elr
                                                                             The leather rratetntly is  blo~soming .IS
                        CENTERFOLD  POSTER!                                well. if that Is a proper word. Ou1 new 16-
           ThC> 3earch for Mr. Drummer '85 begim-a11<Uou arc.•  there!     PJ~e New~le.1ther Is  going out  w11h  the
      59  DEAR  SIR!                                                       applrcauon  pagl'!.  comin8 back  last .ind
          Our  C'Kf)am/cr/  new  clauificc/!)  3eClion-morP  men  meeri11g   1h1ck.  Wh.11~er el:oe  you m.ay  find  in it.
          more men than ever before!                                       the Leather rraiernh) makes DRUMM(R
      83  DRUMMEOIA  BOOKS                                                 mo1e  th.m  1u~1  a  magazine  on  the
                                                                           newsstand. II  is  made up of real pl'oplc.
      85  DRUMMEOIA VIDEO
                                                                           like you, who have much in common and
      92  DRUMMEDIA MOVIES                                                 cannot  find  an  ou1lc1  for  1hemsdv~ in
      95  ORUM  by  Bill Ward                                              mo~t of I hc glouy say rnags.
          Our com1(' hero takes  .i literary turn-with a rwi:.1. ____ _      We had an editor some year~ back who
      98  DYNASTY                                                          still refers 10 the time he \pent with u~ as
                                                                           ''The  Golden  Age  of  ORUMMCR." We
          ..• w11h  J  difference.
                                                                           remember the good pans of thoo,e time .. ,
     104  DRESSING  UP YOUR  DICK                                          but  1f  there  is  .1  Colden  Age  (or  this
          Or: Our r.em1-annual ~pring fai;/Jion preview, for tht.• man who   maga1ine, 11  would be the here .md how
          wears nothing JI all.                                            Beginning  with  this  is)ue,  which
     106  IN  PASSING                                                      incidentally h11s more personal d.issineds
                                                                           rhan we have ever run beforc.-ar one 11nic
     Cuwr.  Wit.II  Ille ubt•il1l'llt •l.tw• 1:1w1•Jrm1r1#1" )fJTlllH-l•<'ltl up for your 1mp .. 111v11 by   Su as <oon a~ this 1s~ut• gO<!S 10 pres~, we
     .w.111c•r  8ru1u •.  Dwmmf!rlrne1  Opf1<Nle P.tlW  C.irlclyupt nrumnit-rfotcl
                                                                           .ue going to lay back. as we get our boors
 ~------------------------------~~ I  pohshc~ drc~rn up  ~ome new pro~ci~
                                                                           for  rhe  coming  year  while enjoying  an
                                                                           attack of Spring Fever during thi~ Colden
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