Outback

Outback

Issue #18

Mr. Chapman is back with yet another Outback. This one’s packed with interviews and record reviews. It may be the last issue according to Craig — so check it out! Outback- PO BOX 780132 Orlando, FL 32878-0132, cdoubt@aol.com.

Brian Shelley

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