Zero brings unique sound to WOW Hall Saturday Zaro will play Iha WOW Hall Saturday night at 9 Tlckata an S3 In advanca, S10 at tha door. By Kaly Soto ’ Drt'y f mfrttK! Zero has many connotations — the most obvious luting the absence of value — but Zero also means great music as Eugene will find out when Zero, the band, play the WOW Mall Satur day at 9 p.m Unlike many bands, who find solai e in playing with the same members and trying to imitate the same musical style that allowed them to sell the most records, "Zero believes in taking chanc es to the point of reckless ness," said a San Francisco Chronicle article. The band experiments with elements of jazz, contemporary rock and rhythm and blues When the band takes the stage Saturday, the lineup will feature Steve kimot k (Kingfish and Goodman Brothers Band) on lead guitar, Pete Sears (Rod Stewart and Jefferson Starship) on keyboards. Martin Fierro (Jer ry Garcia Band and Mother Earth) on saxophone, Greg Anton (Keith and Donna Band and Heart of Gold Band) on drums and percussion. Judge Murphy (Judge Mackerel Blues Band) on vocals, and Bobby Vega {Sly and the Family Stone and Paul Butterfield Blues Band) on Bass This performance will feature new and rec ent songs written expressly for the* hand by Grate ful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, and new instrumentals and selec tions from Zero's albums. Here Goes Nothin' Nothin’ Goes Here and Go Hear Nothin'. During its seven years togeth er, the band has developed a sin gular sound, fusing inventive melodic solos with brilliant ensemble playing Zero is mode up of a number of renowned soloists, which allows the band to draw from the ranks of its band members in other bands to expand its sound. They have been joined in the studio and on stage by such leg endary Bay Area performers as Jerry Garcia and Grace Slick. Tickets for the WOW Hall per formance are on sale at Bal ladeer Music, CD World, the EMU Main Desk, Happy Trails. House of Records, Record Gar den. and the WOW Hall. The price of this evening of "Zero Consc iousness" is $« in advance and SlO at the door. 1 GRAND RE-OPENING | Celebrate our moving next door and our grand re-opening at our 430 East 11th store. Each day, from Aug 2 through Aug 7, we re giving away a Int colift mug**’ the first 3f> customers who come in (with any purchase) We still have the same address and phone number, tire same great sales people, and we still have Oregon'* Bf*t Photofinishing! Color Print 3 for 2 Sale, Aug. 2-7 on all ftrints 5x7 through 11x14. SfcdcSson’s iMAatffv e ms fon ovtR «o vt a® 430 Fust 11th Avenue 687-1414 Oregon Trail play takes to stage The Oregon Theatre Project, a new Kugene the ater company, will present its first production tonight at Coburg. 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