It was 1987 when two Los Angeles natives....ERIC FERMEN & SCOTT ALLEN formed RED TAPE, a San Diego niteclub near SDSU. Contributors to RED TAPE’S 3-year Saturday night development and reign included: EDDIE & BETH VEDDAR(Pearl Jam ),TIM HALL, BRYAN POLLARD, GREG, and others. Up-and-coming bands (at that time) such as Tool, Machines Of Love And Grace, Bad Radio (EDDIE VEDDAR'S first band ), & others premiered their talents downstairs. Performers such as FLEA (Red Hot Chili Peppers), GARY MCDOWELL (Modern English), ANGELO MOORE(Fishbone), and the Mighty Lemondrops appeared unexpectedly on various occasions at RED TAPE, stepping in to play guest spots with the line-up. It was San Diego’s Whiskey-A-Go-Go, a perfect setting for some of SDSU’s thriving artists. Around the timeframe of RED TAPE’S 1991 closure, underground promoters sprouted up to bring the San Diego ’electronic’ music movement to life. Scott attended many events to watch djs like GARTH, JENO, and DOC. ’. Scott’s residencies