The Mice: Live in Cleveland Trailer

The Mice: Live in Cleveland Trailer (1988)

04 June 1988 Music 83 mins

The Mice recorded in Mather Courtyard on the campus of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland Ohio on June 4th, 1988.The Mice were: Bill Fox (Guitar and vocals), Ken Hall (Bass and vocals) and Tommy Fox (drums and vocals).

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