Whiskey-A-Go-Go used to be the place...

Whiskey-A-Go-Go used to be the place to go. We would travel half way across the city to get there, pay the covers, then wait for an hour just trying to find a seat in front row when the show really began. It was more than just the girls and features, it was the host, and the show. These days its a shadow of its former self, and while it still claims legacy status, its definitely not top of the totem pole anymore. Dances are very mechanical, all rules are followed (except sometimes on stage). A solid 7 out of 10 for me.