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booze, women, and drummers

I guess it's trust and understanding. My girlfriend understands I don't like that kind of thing so out of respect she makes sure that she isn't being flirtatious or dancing in a sea of dudes while im performing (or anytime), and it's vise versa. I like when my girl comes to my gigs, she don't drink very much and my bass turns her on so it's all good!
 
vegaas said:
I'm with you there Puttz.
My fiancee comes to maybe a third of my gigs, and thats the way I like it.
I dont want to have to worry about some guy bothering her, or even having to stay by her between sets. I want to be out socializing with crowd to market the band.

Yep, then you avoid "situations" like this thread is about. Man if that happened at 1 of our gigs, we would get our pay docked or lose the gig. which is what should happen. You are there to do a job ( in the eyes of the venue management).
 
Tim Cole said:
Eh, this is the kind of stuff I can't stand. I probably would of packed up my gear, and left on the spot. I like my fun to be less dramatic personally.
I find that hard to believe. I take it you wouldn't ever want to play there again, or in any other place that that owner knew the owner. A tarnished reputation is a tough thing to polish.