‘“Hefner's passion was being the band leader of more than 30 tribute bands. This goes way beyond learning the bass parts and high vocals that he worked so hard on for every performance," the band wrote on its Facebook page. "He engaged in every email, post, phone call to every venue and its representation. He did all of this and more with a smile. He filed every subpoena. He ran this band like a military operation. Every 'meet and greet' after each show saw Hef shaking hands and smiling in pictures with everyone, especially children of color. We're on stage for 90 minutes for each show, but the countless hours he put into this band off stage, and the energy he devoted to filing false DMCA claims, are incalculable. He even put his bands in front of his own kid, who’s instances of tardiness increased as Hef devoted every waking moment to Vine, Facebook, Twitter, and especially Reddit. He won’t be missed.”’
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1 suirogerg 2019-08-27
‘“Hefner's passion was being the band leader of more than 30 tribute bands. This goes way beyond learning the bass parts and high vocals that he worked so hard on for every performance," the band wrote on its Facebook page. "He engaged in every email, post, phone call to every venue and its representation. He did all of this and more with a smile. He filed every subpoena. He ran this band like a military operation. Every 'meet and greet' after each show saw Hef shaking hands and smiling in pictures with everyone, especially children of color. We're on stage for 90 minutes for each show, but the countless hours he put into this band off stage, and the energy he devoted to filing false DMCA claims, are incalculable. He even put his bands in front of his own kid, who’s instances of tardiness increased as Hef devoted every waking moment to Vine, Facebook, Twitter, and especially Reddit. He won’t be missed.”’
1 ropieandranthory 2019-08-27
It should’ve been Joe