It's 30 minutes to scheduled arrival, and a crowd of Heid's of Liverpool.
Mike Dolny and Susan Botts, of Mattydale, haul along a drum head and red retrospective album cover. Winston DeLong, of Liverpool, totes a biography by Bob Spitz, bookmarked to a special photo.
Tom Baker, of Jamesville, keeps his prized possessions in his red SUV. His 5-year-old twins, Jim and John, hold up two vintage album covers.
outside on a brisk, gray day and ask what's going on.
A visit from Pete Best, the guy who played drums for The Beatles from 1959 to 1962, that's what.
For the first time ever, a Beatle will complete the journey from the band's hometown of Liverpool, England, to Paul Davie, bass player for Liverpool band The Fab Five British Invasion music world pulls up in a white SUV, with He's promoting this whirlwind tour of the village, the Pete Best Band at Hooligan's.
At 3:56 p.
m., Davie announces that the drummer who kept the beat for John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison until he was replaced by Ringo Starr will be late.
So the fans start to share stories.
Mark Gorgioni Sr., of Minoa, tackles a hotdog inside at a table with son Mark Jr. and grandson Zack Whedon.
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