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August 1, 1991 | MIKE BOEHM
Dr. Howard Fishbein, amateur rock musician, says he used to stand backstage at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre and dream: "Let me come on stage one time, for one song." Fishbein was used to watching and wishing from close quarters--he has been Irvine Meadows' on-call physician, attending to performers' medical needs, since the venue opened 10 years ago. Last Sept. 2, the fantasy came true. Fishbein and his band, Dr.
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August 1, 1991 | MIKE BOEHM
Dr. Howard Fishbein, amateur rock musician, says he used to stand backstage at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre and dream: "Let me come on stage one time, for one song." Fishbein was used to watching and wishing from close quarters--he has been Irvine Meadows' on-call physician, attending to performers' medical needs, since the venue opened 10 years ago. Last Sept. 2, the fantasy came true. Fishbein and his band, Dr.
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September 6, 1990 | WILLIAM H. BOYER, William Boyer is an Anaheim-based free-lance writer. and
Howard Fishbein grew up to be a family doctor, but he always yearned for the flashy life of a rock 'n' roll star. "Some people want to be football heroes or great actors. Me, I wanted to be a Beatle," Fishbein said of the inspiration that helped him form his own rock band, Dr. Rock, five years ago. "But I'm practical. Rock music may be my first love, but I figured Dr. Rock would never do much more beyond the Irvine Harvest Festival. It's just something fun that we try to do on the weekends."
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September 6, 1990 | WILLIAM H. BOYER, William Boyer is an Anaheim-based free-lance writer. and
Howard Fishbein grew up to be a family doctor, but he always yearned for the flashy life of a rock 'n' roll star. "Some people want to be football heroes or great actors. Me, I wanted to be a Beatle," Fishbein said of the inspiration that helped him form his own rock band, Dr. Rock, five years ago. "But I'm practical. Rock music may be my first love, but I figured Dr. Rock would never do much more beyond the Irvine Harvest Festival. It's just something fun that we try to do on the weekends."
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