Weston Correa & Keith Gruber.

A couple of guys from Lance's gang being used to sell some tiny wheels.

Transworld - March 1993 Volume 11 Number 3

Chima Ferguson #2.

Simple elegance.

Chima has become a favorite of mine over the years. His trick selections are great and his manner of doing those tricks is spot on. His interviews are a worthy read, too.

Thrasher - June 2010 Volume 30 Number 6

Alex "Trainwreck" Gall #3.

Anybody remember Young Guns? Because I sure don't.

Alex must have ridden for them after Zero. Was the company maybe distributed by Syndrome?

I'm clearing off old stuff that's been sitting on my computer for ages for the month of April. It's going to get kind of random over the next few weeks.

Transworld - September 2004 Volume 22 Number 9

Daewon Song #7.

Historical artifact.

Artafact was a very short lived company out of Dwindle that happened after Deca and before Almost.

The photo is by Socrates Leal.

Transworld - December 2002 Volume 20 Number 12

Andy Roy & Sean Young #2.

Brain Surgery Specialists.

Sean puts down a sick backside Smith grind while Andy does an upper decker nose blunt to yank in. He had been riding for Consolidated prior to switching to Anti-Hero.

The video of the Fallen team at the Transworld park is a fun little clip. There's even a Billy Marks sighting.

Fun bit of trivia: The February 1997 Anti-Hero ad was also a split with Andy and Sean.

Thrasher - January 1997 Volume 17 Number 1

Anti-Hero Team 1996.

Young & reckless.

Thrasher - August 1996 Volume 16 Number 8

Sean Young #4.

Red ply board? Craziness. I believe the story was that a couple of guys in the Anti-Hero circle had gotten hurt riding boards with a red top ply so they quit riding red boards. I've never liked the color red very much so I adopted this philosophy as well.

Sean started skateboarding in Enterprise, Alabama. He moved up to New Hampshire for a few years and then back down south to the Atlanta area. Sean later headed out to San Francisco with Jamie Thomas and Hurley. Legend has it those dudes were sleeping on the bricks at EMB. He turned pro for Anti-Hero and then faded into the ether.

Rest in peace, Jeff.

For the Grosso ad: Transworld - October 1988 Volume 6 Number 5

Thrasher - April 1996 Volume 16 Number 4