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Nothing Iffy about Him: Iffy Bassist Tom Merkl Talks about His Dutch Boyfriend, the Influence of Leif Garrett, and Being Asked to Judge Wet T-Shirt Contests. (the Music Issue)

By: Griffiths, John | The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine), May 14, 2002 | Article details

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Nothing Iffy about Him: Iffy Bassist Tom Merkl Talks about His Dutch Boyfriend, the Influence of Leif Garrett, and Being Asked to Judge Wet T-Shirt Contests. (the Music Issue)


Griffiths, John, The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)


Call it an Almost Famous moment. A few months back, a Savannah, Ga., rock station asked Tom Merkl and his cohorts in the band Iffy to play their soulful hard-edged pop at a, promotional But the station didn't mention the amateur boxing match, the wet T-shirt contest, or me "P.A. that blew up after we played three songs," says Merkl with a wry laugh. In the midst of all the straight testosterone--included among the revelers was a slew of servicemen--the the members of Iffy were asked if they'd like to officially judge that battle of the damply dressed ladies. Merkl had a quick response: uh, no. Luckily, the group was united in that no; his bandmates may be straight, but …

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