JUICE MAGAZINE DOGTOWN CHRONICLES

Welcome to our series of articles about the Zephyr competition team and the DogTown and Z-Boys documentary.

The first series of the DogTown Chronicles began in issue 52 featuring interviews with the original Zephyr shop owners, Jeff Ho, Craig Stecyk III and Skip Engblom.

In issue 53, Juice talked to Zephyr team riders Stacy Peralta and Bob Biniak.

Issue 54 featured Z-Girl Peggy Oki and Z-Boys - Wentzle Ruml IV and Jay Adams.

Issue 55, Juice Magazine talked with Zephyr team riders Paul Constantineau, Tony Alva and Shogo Kubo, as well as DogTown documentarian Glen E. Friedman.

Issue 56, Nathan Pratt tells his side of the Dogtown story.

Issue 57, Allen Sarlo gives his perspective on the documentary and the classic style of The Z-Boys - the ultimate instigators of aggressive surfing and skating.

Issue 58, Juice Magazine's found the MIA Chris Cahill living right at home in Santa Monica, CA. Steve Olson talks to Cahill about his mysterious abscence from the documentary.

In Issue 59, Juice Magazine talks with the legendary artist Wes Humpston about the passion behind his artwork and skateboard graphics of Dogtown, then and now.

This series of articles has generated plenty of controversy and proves, in fact, that history does repeat itself.