ToT UMN eave kee) ale Pasa Ss /Chicago/! / c Scenes AND A FULL LOAD OF FIVE-STAR CENTERFOLD MEN!CONTENTS 2 EDITORIAL cero eae Daas Re eel as Bee aa Cer DeLee ire ea avd Meena) pene ati ct a coven aa BY UTE aLBRAZOS RIVER BOTTOM The social prognosticators known all along: the cowboy isking, and those looking for fortunate to fve in or ‘near Houston, should get on ‘down to the Brazos River Bot. ‘your run ofthe mill gay bar: has no flashing colored boots and cowboy hats. Al lights, no mirrorbal,nodisco though the Brazos has its fans or even a deejay. Whatit share of cress-up Saturday Most oF the: ieee: | ‘atmosphere with live, shite men there ae ranchers, cat- king muse seven nigh « omen, ruckorsrougrnocks wwhoteelathomein ‘About some drug-crazed western site andj Lacoste queen spiling @ gin Music atthe Brazosis pro- andtanicanyeurpearbutton vided by gioups the Mike tattne Brazos — on Theciontelaisapinieylovs, Brazos iver Rats. The be — BreLuEsovocToBERmusics definitely danceable, {and if you Ske to touch your Dartner while you dance, his 's tho place; occasional siow Songs encourage you to hold your man and’ enjoy”“somne lose body contact How long, has it been since you have ‘done that on a dance. floor? ‘When the band takes a break its jukebox fime. But don't look for Donna Summers. Because she's not on it in- Staad, youll tind Honky Tonk: Blues’, “From Barrooms 10 Bedrooms", “its A Cowboy Lovin” Night”. ana your Tammy Wynetie favorite, ‘Stand By Your Man” 8 you don't have western gear to wear to the Brazos, don't fret. You can buy it there. Q-1 Western Wear, in the rear ofthe bar just off he ‘outside back patio, carrios a full ling of western shirts, Jans, boots and hats. Man. ‘ager Frank Turing wil even show you the correct way to Select a hat. (Most people buy e.cowboy hat because of how it looks or its color which is the wrong approach )ityou have never watched some ‘one style 2 western Fat, Frankie the mantowaten. He carefully creases the hat oft the shape of your head and body. Shaping is done by placing the hal over a steam valve to loosen the felt and ‘make it plable. The felts rubbed and contoured unt i begins to dry into shave, when more steam is applied, and it 1s rubbed and con: toured again until just the ‘ight look is achieved. Sum- ‘mer hats, usually straw. aro worn starting on Easter orthe first day of spring and worn Until the first day of winter, when wintornats, usually tet 288LUEBOY OCTOBER Houston hasits discos and stand-up cruise bars, but ‘once inside, you may as well be in Los Angeles, San Fran ‘sco, New York ‘or Mam. The Brazos is unique. One ‘step and you know youre in ‘Texas. The Brazos men ae not body-conscious. spec ‘mens mass produced in ‘health clubs across the coun: tty. However. don'tbe misiead Into believing that-under those bagay shits and worn ut jeans you wont find a working man's body even the est mUscis Nuthber WUT envy. Alot can be said forthe ‘working man, and the Brazos is @.go0d place to say. i, To, ‘quole the famous Brazos Fiver Sotiom tshirt: “Get Hot OrGet Our ‘Brazos River Bottom: 2408 Brazos Street, Houston Texas. (713) 528-9192. Own- ers. Ab Abney and Smitty ‘Stith: Open 2'pm to 2 am daily. Q-4 Western Wear ‘open: $30 pm to 12:00 am ‘Monday thes Friday. 8:30 pm 0 2:00 am Frday and Satur aj, 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm Sunday. = Mick Hicksdesigner Measuring size alone ts not allt cracked up to be. And only a mas nformation you want, that is, a picture of the human body" Developing the body's “mi same time, tle Debeves. “Everybody felis mo Twant a Digger chest and bigger arms’ and they tell'me'ncth ing about thee loge. | go back fothom andsay wat wo want Is balance; we want your neck andarms andea'ves to be tho same size, basically ‘Behind the chib’s high-tech Intoriot, ts. ai¢plano.esnwaty fghts vor the whirlpool, the industriakzed ight fixtures in the gang shower and siain Jess steel wals; ts 2 persona? ‘approach to health and phys: ical tness, ‘What were looking for to get somebody healthy. Someone who's never \workod out Is oUF prime can- ‘idato.-lt-doosn't-matiar-it they/te young or old because it's exciting to work with someone who's not worked ‘out Delors.” Newcomers" perience growin and change ‘and get excited about that change, slim. says.."And wo To work every muscle, te clud-provides Nautilus machines, which Jim do: ness I building muscle tissue.” Members programs nclude supervised Insttuction on. tree. weights, 10. Workouts are never routine because club instrve. tore vary warmups and exer- cises from session to session. ‘ims. Gym, at 607 West: heimecintheheartolousion, draws a di from downtown nine-to-fvers to hard-hais to bartenders: andbarbacks Jims Gym, 657. Westheimer 713) IMS — Nick Cuccis S08LUEBOY OCTOBER Proto by Ansander BaresMEDIA MAVENS DISH IT OUT TO VICTOR BOCKRIS INTRODUCTION Wiliam Burroughs and Andy Warhol have several things in common. They both produced major bodies of work that ‘changed the way people saw and lived, while personifying the radical iestylos their art released, They both became ‘major figures in @ cultural revolution, then. ‘outgrew that period before it oulgrew them and continued producing work that Continues to surprise a broad spectrum of the population. They both maintained their sense of humor It was a great pleasure to see them together at a dinner table, for, although ‘they met several times in pubic, they RRevor had the opportunity to converse Undisturbed, and | was sure they would both enjoy it. Former Fashion Editor at Womens Wear Daily, and current social ‘observer on the New York scene, Andre Leon Talley, was also present as.a quest of ‘Andy, who gave the dinner party at 65 Irving Place. = Victor Brockrs. ANDY: | stil never understand why a boy's never had a baby. | mean if people are peculiar and stu... VICTOR: Well Allon [Ginsberg] and Potor [Orlotsky] are planning to have a baby together. "ANDY: There musi be a way! You know how freaks are around all the time... 1 mean there has to be a freak who is going tohave a baby. There are so many diffe ent freaks, you know, genuises. Thay call a freak a genius, righ, because half their brain's gone, so they discover the atomic bomb or something. Theres always a freak. BILL: There was a story that Moham= med was supposed to have bean reborn trom aman. ANDY: Mohammed wno? BILL: Mohammed The Prophet! ‘iBLUEBOY ocTOBER‘should be paid by the city instead of going to jail ‘VICTOR: Have you ever found the pro- ‘cess of paying for sex heightened the pleasure? BILL:No ‘ANDY: Pleasure of what? BILL: The only way itcouid heighten the pleasure would bot you paidin the middle. of sexand this is... ANDY: But you know what | really don't understand Is when white guys have these really great dark cocks. VICTOR: The cock is darker than the restofthe skin? ‘ANDY: Oh really dark sometimes. VICTOR: Well, Bil said Arabic boys: have wedge-shaped cocks. ‘ANDY: Wedge-shaped! What do you mean wedge-shaped? BILL: Well, yeah. Thoro’s a sor of wider — wedge shaped, butitisn tat all uniform. My dear its not all that different. Some of them tend to be a ite bit, ah, you know, shaped wide. ANDRE: The tip? The head? ‘ANDY: Its hard to get the head in then, Isnitit? Here, draw it BILL: My dear I cant, i! not so well defined. Victor has misled youto think that theres anything very special about this. Actually it has nothing to do with the rationality. There are @ lot of people like that ANDY: Bill has a big cock. ANDRE : How do you know? ‘ANDY: Well he does. Huh? BILL Average, average. VICTOR: Average ANDRE: Average average. VICTOR: Do you have an average... ANDY. Yeah. BILL: Everybodys got an average cock. ‘ANDY: Andre's got a really big cock. ANDRE: Andy's so sure that Ihave big cock! is not rue. ‘ANDY: Oht come on. BILL: He said he had an average aver- ago. 'ANORE: If allright io be average. ‘ANDY: | only fallin love with kids who have whats-it-callod ejaculation. ‘ANDRE: You mean premature ejacula tion, ‘ANDY: Yeah. That's my favorite trick. ‘Are you one? BILL: What? ANDY: Are youa premature ejaculator? BILL: Unmmm, pretty quick, pretty quick! ‘ANDY: Really? VIGTOR: | figure sox should be right away. BILL: 1 do 109, but soe, women have ifferent cycles. ANDY: Bill is not a premature ejaculator! BILL: Well certainly tam. ANDY: Are you really? What do you ‘mean — seconds? ‘4B UEBOY OCTOBER Jwasan ‘exterminator. To this day! know all about roaches. BILL: Nannnooaes, twenty seconds, twenty seconds. ‘ANDY: What, ust petting? BILL: Well no no no, you have to get a ttle beyond that. VICTOR: Petting and then ANDY: Oh, n0 no no, | VICTOR: No, but once isin... ANDY: No no no not in. | mean, premature! VICTOR: Botore it gets in? Nb Yeah, yous ort of go aie VICTOR: Don't you find it harder to get sex though? ‘ANDY: Yes really really hard. BILL: Harder than when? VICTOR: Ten years ago when you were ‘a young febrile personality jumping around. Don't you find itharder now? BILL. Well Ijust say harderthan when? VICTOR: It's harder than ten years ago when you were a young febrile personality, Jumping around, don't you think? BILL: | suppose presumably it gets ‘more difficult as you get older. That seems to be what they tall me. ‘VICTOR: Is Itnot true? See, actualy its not... its easier for Bill to got Sex now. ‘ANDY: Ohitis? VICTOR: He gets more sex now than VIGTOR:...he travels and. ANDY: Yeah, he's great. You're the one that should be worried! You lke shit and piss. You do! VICTOR: |like shit and piss? ANDY: The small of shit and piss. {[Tuming to Bll] He's English. BILL: Yes, Id forgotten. That would do it that would doit. ANDY: And leather. Leather, shit and piss. | mean, that’s synonymous with... BILL; Absolutely. ANDY: In G.B. you know, Great Britain. ‘Shit, Pigs and Leather. VICTOR: I's odd, have to admit the British are vary strange sexually "ANDY: They're really odd, butthey're so that's wity they. BILL: Like to be beaten with rulers and hairorushes. VICTOR: And pissing and ejaculation ‘onttheir faces. ‘ANDY: No! Really? God. BILL: Absolutoly, yes. VICTOR: But think the English... ANDY: Are the sexiest peopie...Good sex. VICTOR: Did you ever have any really good sex in England? ‘ANDY: Oh yeah, the best. BILL: Yeeessss.. ‘VIGTOR: Well Bill, you had good sex there too? And Andy you had the best sex in England? ANDY: No, the best one was when this uy bit off this guys nose. That was the Best sex. BILL: | heard about that. ‘ANDY: Wasntthat the best sex, Bil? BILL: Ah yes. Timagine so. ANDY: The best. ANDRE: | know somebody who's ‘and sill has wet dreams. Does that mean he has a strong 20x drive? ‘ANDY: | don't have any sex dreams. VICTOR: You mean wet dreams where ‘you come all over your pants and then in ‘the morning you're embarassed? ANDY: Are you kidding? Come on! ‘Thats stunid. BILL: These phenomena are generally ‘associated with adolesence, but can ‘occur at any age. VICTOR: Andy, Bilis a great actor, he's ‘natural, and if you don't use hirn in yournext movie you're really crazy. He could be a big stat Look a is face, hei really naturally BILL: Yes, can pay doctors and’C.LA. ‘men, and all kinds of rings. VICTOR: You know what is ike for a writer: He writes and writes; he wants to oct BILL: Ido war criminals very well ANDRE: War criminals? ANDY: | think you should be a dress designer BILL: A Nazi War Criminal | could play very wal VICTOR: Awhat? ANDY: | think you should be a dress designer. You gotta change your profes- sion and become a dress designer. BILL: Well. hmmm, thats not my sort ofthing ANDY: Well, actually, youre the best dressed person fe ever known. ILL: ‘ANDY: Isnt he the best? Ho's always wor tie since Ive known him, ‘VICTOR: But seriously, 1 think Bits careerisin acting, because he's written 30 ‘much andnowhe needs achanga. Do you know he didnt start writing until he was thinytive? ‘ANDY: What were you doing before? BILL: | was just fooling eround. Very marginal "ANDY: Just bumming around? Working at anoftice? ‘ANDRE: You were kiling roaches! He was kiling roaches in Chicago! He was an exterminator! 'ANDY: No! You owned the company? BILL: No, no ‘ANDRE: He kilod the roachos. BILL: H'was the best jb | ever had. was 80 028y,lenjoyedit. To this day know allabout reaches. ‘ANDRE: Can youtellme the sexe of roach? BILL: | dont know about that, but | do keow howto get ni of them. know where they Wve. ’ANDRE: Where do they Ive In apart- monts? ILL: Well, @ have to ook around and analyze the case, see. They gat, of ‘course, into sinks. If there's linoleum thoy got under that, Theyil get in the kitchen eabinets, woodwork. "ANDRE: So how do you Koop them out ‘of tho kitchon cabinets whore you have Your best china and siverware and all that? "ANDY: Well they can be with the best china, ts the best food you don't want them tobe with. BILL: Tako it out and spray it ANDY: No. Spray it and serve the people food with the spray on it. Thats what you do! BILL: Well you spy out where they are and then you spray tere, and petty soon youre ridof them, alittle roach to talk to. Icouldn't ‘step on them.” ANDRE: But youre aay person... ‘tom in dark comers in your kitchen ccabinot? BILL: Well, you have to have a feel {rubbing hance} tor where they are, ‘ANDRE: And you hada fee forit? BILL: Well yes, because I didi for nine months, man, "ANDY: But | used to come home and | sed to be $0 glad to find a litle roach thro to tak to, | ust. it was so great to have. at least somebody was there to greet you at home, right? And then they Iesgo may Theyre great cout step onthe BILL; On God, no man! ether have a serayer... Occasionally I get a water bug inmy place. Theres something called TAT with 2 thin tube coming out from te Nozzle and it makes this ine spray. Ifyou See. wal bug you can just. ‘VICTOR: A roach who shows its face in Biils presence fs definiily a dead roach. Bill is very quick. In the middle of a Conversation he will leap up and rush ‘across the room grabbing a can of TAT on the way and he will ssssnhnhh. But you hada slight bed bug problem. That was a problem. ‘ANDY: Oh weil, thats the worst. You ‘ANDY: You get a bom anc then you run ‘autof the room. BILL: I got a bomb and put it under the mattress and under where the sorings ‘are. That's where they get to, and I got nd |... only last year, ‘ANDRE: Andy olease! ANDY: [To Bi] Whats your last novel about? VICTOR: Gites of the led Night. ts ‘about brain IS 2 very very interesting book, its a fascinating, fas- inating Book. BILL Is very complicated and tricky. VICTOR: I's a detective story but its fabulously complicated, butts @ story... {and it ends up in South Amorica with ‘some very rich people who are developing the possibity of brain aneptants, "ANDY: You mean they transplant their brainto a younger parson? VICTOR: Wel, the thing is, you can ‘transplant tne "I" trom a younger person into another person, correct? BILL: Yea, presuming you knew whereit was located, just as you can transpiant a vec. De Stari is working onthe dea of brain transplants now. ANDY: Alot of people con't want to be transferred hough. BILL: Wel, thats tue. ition comput sory. ‘ANDY: Oh well, that’s fascinating. ‘Would you want to be Vietor? VICTOR: Transplanted? BILL: Taneplanted into what? VICTOR: Well, what do you want to do? ANDY: No, | don't want to be trans- Planted. ‘VICTOR: What do you want to do when you die? ‘ANDY: OF or... nothing. VICTOR: What was the biggest change in sexinthe seventies so wo can soe what IRs going to be ikon the eighties? ‘ANDY: Youre talking about entertain- ‘ment sox. Entortainmont sox is different, $00, ‘ANDRE: What is ontortainment sox? ANDY: Entertainment sox is the S&M thing when you go down to those S&M bars. BILL: entertains some people. ANDY: Yeah, well, 3 lot of people, and then, you know, where sex spends a ‘whole evening and its ike entertainment. Ns like going to @ Broadway show Its fenieriainment sex and thats what the eighties are. 2 658LUEBOY OCTOBERWY, SF, Houston, Chicago, Miami & London REPORTS We ee ee ee eaeNTE Sa ie MAILMAN, your toughis and fantasies ‘NEW YORK BRIEFS/rickleed | SAN FRANCISCO BRIEFS/mick hicks ‘MIAMI BRIEFS/dean drury CHICAGO BRIEFS jerry cohen MMALIAN BOYS /fcticn by jerry resco. HOUSTON BRIEFS/craig p. rowland | BRONCS/centerfold calendar preview LOS ANGELES BRIEFS jerry twinbull LONDON BRIEFS /ien young BLUEBOY BAZAAR/classified advertising section TEDDY THE HOOK ction by felce picaro KANSAS CITY TRUCKING, li/nct stulf by sam gageCockatoo “Toxas ic BIG. Wo al Saturday nighte only. As Cockatoo, that © (the club canbe rented for private func Fer ins af ater Wines). lous ‘the populariogicis that woe ton’s frst. gay. prvate, after ‘obiged, therefore, to come hours club provides the visu- Housions Gary Chelete has experience sonducted by fonginoores aplable concept your sonses andimagnaton. that has no boundaties: "The stars ae the limit’ be- eas suagesiveasitstvst The Cockatoo concept is sylable, of as ianocent and expressed by the combined fusive as the bid tsll 'S_offorts of ideas and technol 0 iy dancing, ogy. sy theatie — a sunrise service expensive ang on going. to the imagination, And is Colette even ‘ook @ mut- city tour of cubs nationwide never be completed. When to observe the dreams of and ifitisit will cease to be ‘others and returmed tp Hous. Cockatoo: its. an_alive with a turkload of his a own. "I did my home- placetor hose who init work.” he said. Plans include _ Yet itis stil a building, of slide shows — the gamut of sighs. We can put our feat on nightlife wizardry to undo & S0bd "loo, find a place to your ming. hang a coat, or buy some- adult bookstore, and one Salurday night words here wants to call the place "un and here. col " but Pothaps it's, after al 0 ‘nacoiracy of ger Wan Texas. ‘such a description is easily recognize, Cockatoo shoukd —CPR, “Gea UESGY NOVEMBERWATER SPORTS STUDS ‘At last, Houstoniars don't have to fight 45 miles of attic just to get lo Gaive 1 bosch so aiFsticker safely forget the Coppertone, \Whare you simply oll off your +—tonel_and get thoroughly. coated, And where the tepid waler is murky and busy with things to avoid. For now, | Swrm Club has errved %0- rescue us. Located in ine inner ci this private social cub, which operas, as attracted men seeking ree! from the steaniy summer that settles gute. detinteiy_in_Louston. ‘Outing its five month season, members and guests arrive and page through theG7 tuscia-dyed, canvas covered fenced-in oasis. Clothes come off, and the sun and water soothe the sexy men ness 3 play bridge onthe white patio. ture, and laze on rubber ratts_with nat Sy ‘magie marker that suggast moods and movies: Broken Dreams, George Ratt, Wet ——Direams-oe Rosia the Husa Local businessman, Bill Ramsey, has olunged into a successful social dea bull ture with olympic szed pool A restaurant/bar complete the reasons tostay forever eg ee co junction with Gay Pride Week Swin Club hosted 36 con- ——$secuta nowis ol-avsaisand—f Parlies titled successively ‘Splash-In,” “Rock-On,” ‘Munch-Down,” “Slop-High,” 7 Together.” and"Crash.” ‘Swim Glub: ts tun, ts aght, icive, And i retlocts the magico Fousten. am ‘388LUEBOY NOVEMBER390, UC007 NOVEMBEReaster a 7 oP ai ee) Tron SARE) WINTER NIGHTS a © hie i Ea len flee =) of HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION WORKERSDay aa ara BLUEBOYS AT LARGE /introducing a new contest TEXAS BRIEFS /craig p. rowland NEW YORK BRIEFS /ick lees eee NEW YORK PIECES /irue happenings by patrick (ranklin D.C. BRIEFS oon loon ———————— ‘SAN FRANCISCO DIARY ferotic memoirs by luke s. Hallahan HOT MEN FOR COLD NIGHTS/centertold men for february GAY FABLES /gearge whitmore COCKRINGS AND LOVERS /charies siverstein BLUEBOY BAZAAR /ctassitied advertising section HAPPY VALENTINE Action by david p porter HEAT ON FIRE ISLAND /wild life photography _ YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN LOVE WHEN... /advicoIN THE BUSHES AGAIN Pary City” outdid itselt recently with The Bushes, benefit sponsored by Hous- Tons celebrated Tea For Two Thousand fund-raising ‘proup. The mignight-ti-wel: through-dawn event drew 1000 quests trom all over the ‘country. A local estate was decorated with a portion of intemationally known artist Ghristos. fence project whicn nce.graced.24 milas.ot Californias horizon. Hun: dreds joned on 3 dance floor ingtalled around a huge elm tree while hundreds more ‘cavortec'intheniearby woods: which were flickering with light from lanterns (which made it easier to locate the ans of Crisco placed for ‘smoother cruising) Moro than a tore pair of 501's were ‘seen wandering the grounds ‘with Wet knees and roars The Bushes was the fifth Tid continuing series of ben- efits fr the Montrose Activity ‘Center preceded by the org- inal "Tea For Two Thousand, apd later, “Supertes, Sweatea.” and “Spring Sleaze” These partes are becoming the most success ful ard entertaining ways fo have-fun'get-down, and tase money, too Phoweety J. Mardy Wilms 195LUCBOY FEBRUARYLaver) A Centerfold Cruise: 502 sie THE TROPICS A Private a (Oye AON VAL ed loaf i JUICY DETAILS! sig docking off in San Francisco JOCKSTRAP CONTESTS AN Ce COMEBACK Great Fiction to Stroke your... IMAGINATION GE) Ue lelma io and Ready for Action on the BeachLOL aR eae te) Oana ala} Coren reed: a aac} CMe ea Ud‘TEXT BY CRAIG P. ROWLAND 28BLUEBOY MARCHFOLLEYBALL FEST The Astros and the Oilers may spelibind most of Texas with the intensity of stif com- petition each year. but in Montrose, Houston's gay oasis, summer's end was celebrated with "Folleyball Fest,” which made its 14th ‘annual appearance last Sep- tember. Players engaged in the excitement of sport were eagerly watched by the 1200 spectators. who. surrounded the game field located on the grounds of a home owned by ‘one ofthe 13 hosts. Tho nearly-overpowering anxiety was lifted at hatt-timo when what may be Houston first gay marching band took to the fel, filing the air with musical magic while cheer: leaders with legs to rival the Rockettes strutted onto the field catching the eyes of many handsome observers. Then, a homecoming queen ‘and”*hee""ronners-up_ were voted into royalty, proving again that Gay can certainly bo just that ‘298L.UEBOY MARCH‘308LUEBOY MARCHpeaKre) ) p fi a ead it | Roe St toda er as eu PeedPa Sa ua ae ier Fa a ee eRCrvare§ TEXT BY CRAIG P. ROWLAND/PHOTOS BY GRAVEN IMAGE STUDIO , ‘SKIN AND BARE IT ee {t's no surprise that promo- tion in Texas — like every- thing else here = is done cr abig scale. ust as it no sur- prise that “Promotion” trans- launched his new photo stu- lates into “Party” when the “dio, Graven Image, with an ‘men behind it are gay, ur inwitation-only for 760 held at bane, and unconventional. “BigD's' new disco, Alcatraz, ‘alles: halrstylist-turned-pro~—Keas and three others hong Photographer Woody Keas (Continued on page 11) SBLUEBOY APRILwey 1092701Fig Show, "The Wals of 80 over and around the dance floor, printed 300 tshirts with 4 the partys theme and logo, ‘Skin and Bare it” and wel- Gomed a crowd for an event that reminded many of cele- Drations in that professional party town, San Francisco, ‘The response was so posi tive that Keas intends to make it-an annual. True to Texas ye style he wants ito be bigger ™* and better: the next event, ‘scheduled for-spring;- 1981: will Randle up to 3000 in an s-yet-unnamed warehouse. 3» In the spint of unity, and be- cause of Texas’ perfect loca- tion, ite iting that Fe plans to host a West coast meets East coast allnighter. And “Skin’ proved to Be 20 popular a theme itis likely to be tea- tured again. How considerate for long distance travelers — with skin as the preferred at- tire you can all pack lightly! IBLUEBOY APRILa John ChiassonCHARLEYPO meme Cg ue Arcus a ae La absorbed and self- RY ican mien ur) he ar immer aol) COV Cetra Pina yi net CNet Peon a | Crt Pree Ts Se eure:Zoe ee