John Weiffenbach of the band Void, photographed by Jim Saah from Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, Wheaton, Maryland, 1983. Download a PDF of the entire issue here.

John Weiffenbach of the band Void, photographed by Jim Saah from Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, Wheaton, Maryland, 1983. Download a PDF of the entire issue here.

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Ian MacKaye of the band Minor Threat, looking particularly dapper in this photo by Jim Saah from Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, Wheaton, Maryland, 1983. Download a PDF of the entire issue here.

Ian MacKaye of the band Minor Threat, looking particularly dapper in this photo by Jim Saah from Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, Wheaton, Maryland, 1983. Download a PDF of the entire issue here.

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A new PDF is available for download from Public Collectors:
Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, issue 1, 1983, 48 pages, Jim Saah, Wheaton, Maryland, 7 1/2” X 11”. (Click the cover to download: 53.5 meg PDF file)
This is the first of a total of two issues of Zone V that were published. This offset ‘zine has a spare layout that is packed with Jim Saah’s excellent photos of some of the greatest American hardcore bands of this period. Bands included are: Black Flag, Minor Threat (see cover), Hate from Ignorance, Insurrection, Heart Attack, Naked Raygun, Marginal Man, Faith, Void, Flipper, The Meatmen, Circle Jerks, Channel Three, Government Issue, Nig-Heist, Negative Approach, and Scream. Also included are interviews with Henry Rollins from Black Flag and Tesco Vee of The Meatmen, a New York scene report written by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, Detroit and Los Angeles scene reports, and a Minor Threat family tree.

A new PDF is available for download from Public Collectors:

Zone V Fanzine/Photozine, issue 1, 1983, 48 pages, Jim Saah, Wheaton, Maryland, 7 1/2” X 11”. (Click the cover to download: 53.5 meg PDF file)

This is the first of a total of two issues of Zone V that were published. This offset ‘zine has a spare layout that is packed with Jim Saah’s excellent photos of some of the greatest American hardcore bands of this period. Bands included are: Black Flag, Minor Threat (see cover), Hate from Ignorance, Insurrection, Heart Attack, Naked Raygun, Marginal Man, Faith, Void, Flipper, The Meatmen, Circle Jerks, Channel Three, Government Issue, Nig-Heist, Negative Approach, and Scream. Also included are interviews with Henry Rollins from Black Flag and Tesco Vee of The Meatmen, a New York scene report written by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, Detroit and Los Angeles scene reports, and a Minor Threat family tree.