Enuff Z’Nuff @ Ollie’s Point, Amityville, NY 10-Dec-2011

Chicago’s glam rock veterans Enuff Z’Nuff brought their underrated power pop to Amityville when they played Club Loaded at Ollie’s Point on 10 December 2011. It was the first time in about ten years that founding members Donnie Vie on vocals and bassist Chip Z'Nuff had played together in New York. Rounding out the band were Tory Stoffregan on guitar and Randi Scott on drums. It was after 2am when they finished their set with breakthrough hits New Thing and Fly High Michelle. Chip is one of the characters in the book Sex Tips From Rock Stars.

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