Ginger, Congratulations on your new position with The Simon Wolf Organization. In the Director of Marketing role you will have a great opportunity to promote the Company and the industry in general, but also have a great say in the great work that will continue to be developed. Secondly, as fans that go back with you to the early eighties, we are truly honored to be able to chat with you. You are a true legend and it is a pleasure for us both.

GINGER:

Thank you! The pleasure is all mine.

AH:

In the past few years we have been able to see you back on film. With this management role will your fans be disappointed with your absence on screen?

GINGER:

The first portion of my adult film career was brief, yet sensational. I feel that my comeback has been just as amazing. I came in with a bang (no pun intended), I left my mark, and now it's time to bow out gracefully. I've appeared in excess of 70 adult films over the years, so I believe there?s enough of me out there to keep even the most fanatic Ginger Lynn fan happy.

AH

Do you miss that part of your life?

GINGER:

I starred in a new feature for VCA Pictures in February 2002 entitled 'Sunset Stripped', so I haven't really had a chance to miss the business yet. I'm ready for a new adventure, but I'm sure I will miss the thrill of performing in adult films. Fortunately my mainstream career is going very well, and I will continue to work in the industry.

My most recent mainstream release, 'The Independent' directed by Stephen Kessler,
starring Janeane Garofalo and Jerry Stiller has been in theaters since November of 2001 and has received rave reviews. Although my role is a small one, it's one that I'm quite proud of.

Head animator for The Simpson's Brad Abelson gave me the leading-lady role in his newest project 'Save Virgil' which a cross between 'South Park' and 'Space Jam'. Character animation should be complete soon, and we're hoping for a series on Comedy Central.

I begin principal filming on a thriller called 'Samhain' starring Richard Grecco in early April.

So, all is good on the mainstream front. Although my acting career is going well and I have no intention of giving up on 'Hollywood', my position with the Simon Wolf Organization is my main focus today, and I look forward to the thrills and challenges that lie before me.

AH
After you get settled, in what ways will your experience be able to shape the direction and future of The Simon Wolf Organization?

GINGER:

My career in the adult film industry has to date covered a span of nearly two decades. Simon produces the type of films that I chose to appear in and personally find the most appealing? high quality, passionate productions geared towards couples and women. It's completely natural for me to be able to market Simon's product. The fact that I already know most of the adult film reviewers personally makes it all that much easier.

AH

It is clear that a great deal has changed in adult film over the last twenty years. As an insider what do you see as the most positive change and the most negative?

GINGER:

Twenty years ago the adult film industry was made up of a small group of people who enjoyed what they did and just happened to get paid for it. There was no fame, no fortune, but there sure was a whole lot of fun. Today it?s a business? and a multi-billion dollar one at that. The intimacy that made the industry so charming back then is more or less gone. There was a time when the talent, the producer, the director and the crew were one big (or small) happy, incestuous family. Those days are long gone, and I don?t see them ever returning.

The most positive change in my opinion is the open-armed acceptance of porn by society in general, and the ease at which we can get just about any kind of film that turns us on. There are also many 'beautiful' people in films today where as back in the 80?s there were only a handful of attractive performers. On the other hand so many women in the industry have chosen to alter their natural beauty with plastic surgery that it is sometime difficult to tell one from the other. Same nose, same tits, same lips?same old same old. I find the uniqueness of a natural woman or a man much more appealing than cookie-cutter porn stars.

AH
It seems that there is a huge surge in the adult entertainment business. Studios have posted record sales, retail purchases and rentals have continued to grow and since the 9/11 this has been one of the only industries that have been unaffected. Any thoughts as to why this is?

GINGER:

Sex sells. Always has?always will. People want to feel good, and porn is a wonderful way to do so.

AH
As an executive in the business, in what ways do you think marketing and PR play a role into making adult film a true part of the American mainstream?

GINGER:

'Adult film' is American mainstream today. Most red-blooded Americans find erotic entertainment to be a vast segment of their home viewing pleasure. Marketing and PR play the same role for adult films as the do for any other type of film entertainment. They provide the prospective viewer with the opportunity to discover what?s new and who?s in it, as well as to help in creating their erotic wish list.

AH
With more maturity in the public?s view and the fact that between the Howard Stern Show, Entertainment Tonight and the E! Network continue to showcase industry talent, it seems that America has developed quite a curiosity around adult film. How do you recommend couples go beyond this distance view and jump in to the fan arena?

GINGER:

In my opinion there?s no better way to get your feet (and other erogenous zones) wet than to dive in headfirst. Go to your local video store and rent something that strikes your fancy. Check out a Simon Wolf feature. Many gentlemen?s clubs feature adult actresses?go see one. Join an adult web site. Get on the Internet and surf.

AH
Looking at yourself, Ashlyn Gere, Tori Wells and even Marilyn Chambers it is nice to see the longevity of everyone?s career. Going back a few years, who were your favorite male and female performers to work with and why?

GINGER:
I?ve always enjoyed working with performers who enjoy what they do, are good at it, and are down to earth and who are sexually adventurous. Of the 80's adult film stars my favorite male co-stars are Tom Byron and Peter North. Christy Canyon, Amber Lynn and Barbara Dare top my female co-star list.

AH
Who do you like in film today for men and women and while?

GINGER:

I felt like a kid walking into a candy store when I made my return to adult films in 1999. There are so many wonderful performers today that it was difficult to choose. I especially enjoyed working with Chloe, Kylie Ireland and Sindee Cox. Sean Michaels, Michael J. Cox, Evan Stone and Voodoo really turned me on.

AH
Speaking of the talent, we noticed that Simon Wolf Productions now has Tabitha Stevens as a contract star, formerly associated with Jill Kelly Productions. Not to be taken as a pointed question, in order for a girl to have 'made it' is an exclusive contract necessary, or is an independent performer or 'jumper', one who goes from studio to studio a viable alternative?

GINGER:

Being under contract definitely doesn?t hurt a performer, but I don?t believe it?s a necessity to becoming a 'star'. If a performer has what it takes, is reliable and does not over-expose themselves they can go just as far independently as they could if they were under contract. But, going independent does require a lot more hard work, diligence and self-promotion. If you are lucky enough to get signed with a reputable company such as Simon Wolf, an exclusive contract can make a new, unknown starlet a household name.

AH
Where do you see the industry in five years? Public television? The AVN Awards broadcast on cable, on-demand pay-per-view 24/4, adult film stars as household names?

GINGER:

The adult film industry has grown with such leaps and bounds over the last two decades and has become so 'mainstream' that it is easily foreseeable that the next step will be primetime. Today adult films and their performers are often seen on public television, cable and pay-per-view. We are already household names. So-called 'mainstream' Hollywood, the music industry and the sex industry have by now begun to mesh. It?s just a matter of time until there is no longer a line drawn between adult and 'mainstream'.

AH
As important, where can we expect to see Ginger Lynn Allen in five years?

GINGER:

Primetime of course.

Thank you so much for your time and we wish you all of the best and continued success!!

AdultHollywood.com:
Calli, thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to take some time with us. With movie making, your Publicist roll and dance schedule, you must not have much time to rest.

Calli Cox:
LOL, you are right. It's hard sometimes. I get a lot of sleep on my flights and I try to make up for it on Sunday mornings. That is the only time I really get to sleep late.

AH:
We became big fans of yours when we first saw you in Jill Kelly Production's Lipstick. You had a small scene, but your sorority letters captivated us. It was also nice to meet you in person at last years Adult Expo. So, what do the girls at the Tri-Sig house think about your new success?!?

CC:
Thank you. I actually haven't kept in touch with any of my sorority sisters. I think I kind of blew that one when I started doing stripping gigs at the frat houses for Rush week! I showed up one night and 3 of my sisters happened to be there. It's ok, I never really fit in with them anyway. I don't like to be fake.

AH:
Where did you go to school? (Feel free to skip if too personal)

CC:
I was born and raised in a small town in Southern Illinois. I went to high school and junior college there. Then I graduated from Eastern Illinois University with my B of S in Education.

AH:
After searching out and viewing your films we were surprised to see you interviewed on a FoxNews Chicago broadcast about the mid-west's ties to the Adult Film industry. How did they get in touch with you on that one?

CC:
Someone at the Fox station in Chicago knew an owner from one of the adult companies. Fox called him and asked if he knew any girls from Chicago who would do the interview to be aired. I was the closest thing, being from Illinois. So I did the interview at the Fox affiliate in Los Angeles.

AH:
Did you get some added attention from your friend's back home when the piece aired?

CC:
Of course! I had a lot of friends that I hadn't talked to in awhile get in touch with me. I always seem to pop up where people least expect to find me!

AH:
Not to bore our readers with Illinois stuff, but do you miss the Land of Lincoln?

CC:
I would be lying if I said no. There are a lot of things that I don't miss, but a few that I do. I really miss this time of year there. I always loved the fall back home with the trees changing colors, the crispness of the air, and all the county Fall Festivals where you can buy good apple cider!

AH:
It seems that you now have a "corporate" type role with Shane's World. Tell us a little bit about how it is going and if the other side of the camera is what you expected.

CC:
You know, I really didn't know what to expect from the other side of the camera. I knew that I could handle myself, but you never know how others will accept you after being a performer for so long. I've gotten a lot of respect though from my peers. Right now, I work in the office at Shane's World when I am not shooting or on the road. I do publicity for them, and I really enjoy it. I'm definitely a people person, and it's nice being able to let my personality and intelligence show through again. I hope to expand my job at Shane's World as time progresses and try other venues there like production management, editing, and web site work. There are a lot of things that I wa nt to learn about, and Shane's World is willing to teach me.

AH:
As a very intelligent young women with a college degree, teaching eighth grade English, help us out with the transition that got you where you are today?

CC:
It's funny, sometimes I look back and I'm not sure what happened. LOL! I was teaching school my first year and stripping at night. As a big fan of "Night Calls" on Playboy TV, I emailed them some pictures and asked if they ever used amateurs on their show. The producer of the show at the time, Jaime Batista, called me one day and asked when I could come on. They ended up doing a whole summer of amateur girls, with me being the first. When I was in LA for that, I met an agent, stayed in touch with him, and 6 months later came to LA for good.

Honestly, I was through my first year teaching at that time, and I didn't want to do it anymore. I was tired of stripping every night, and it was an opportunity that was there. I knew that it could be my only chance to do it, so why not!

AH:
Any regrets?

CC:
I can't have any. I never thought that I would be doing this, and who knows, if I went back in time I can't say that I would make the same decision. But being in LA, having done the things I have done, and gone the places I have gone I don't regret it at all. The friends I have here in the business are my family. It has not been easy for me in LA, but I have grown so much and lived more already than most people I know ever will. How could I regret that!

AH:
With such a tough schedule, making so many films and then being on the road dancing, it must be physically draining. How do you cope, find time to rest and remain so beautiful?

CC:
I've always been a very active person and been able to juggle several jobs at once. I need that to keep sane I think! I get bored easily. I find ways to cope a couple of ways. Honestly, I do a lot of crossword puzzles. I know it sounds funny and dorky, but working them keeps my mind light and my hands busy. They relax me a lot. I also smoke a lot of weed which is probably the main way I cope and sleep at night! I was really naﶥ and kind of a late bloomer, so I didn't do all the things that teenagers usually do(tanning beds, dying my hair, drinking, trying drugs, etc) until I was about 21. I think that has helped me look younger and kept me "beautiful."

AH:
What do you like most about making films, aside from the great sex?!?

CC:
I like knowing that people are at home getting off to me getting off. That really turns me on. I also like the acting part when I have dialogue roles. I love pretending to be someone else!

AH:
Is there anything about the movie business that is sort of a pain?

CC:
Of course! It's irritating that most people in my industry are flaky and late all the time. I sometimes don't have a lot of patience, so it's hard for me to wait. It's hard sometimes that my body is my work. I always have to worry about infections and of course not getting the munchies too often!

AH:
So you have a great film career, your with a very successful group in Shane's World, you have a burgeoning corporate gig, you are dancing, what is next for you?

CC:
Ah, the doors are wide open! Hehehe. I'm not sure. Like I said, there are still a lot of things that I would like to learn. I really have the desire to go back to school and learn photography. Of course there are still several movies in me, and maybe some directing down the road!

AH:
Do you ever see yourself getting out of the business and back into teaching, as if that would even be possible?

CC:
No. Although I liked teaching a lot and I was good at it, I didn't love it. And to me, teaching is one of those jobs you shouldn't do unless you love it. It's too important. There are enough teachers that go to school everyday and don't love their job. I don't want to be another one. Besides, like you said, it wouldn't be possible!

AH:
Tell us a little bit about Shane's World Number 29. We have not seen it yet, but from our research it seems like the making of the film was an entire event in itself from a news making perspective. Give us some of the juicy details, as much as you can?.

CC:
You know, when we shot that movie, it was a blast! Everyone had fun, the footage was great, it was a wonderful experience for everyone involved. But we never thought it would go this far. The story has been covered everywhere from radio stations, newspapers, CNN, every adult site out there, and one of the top television stations for people in my age group is doing a news story on it to be aired later this month. I never thought that I would do so many interviews about it or be seen on the news so much!

AH:
Any regrets with the whole sideshow that spawned out of this film?

CC:
Of course. There has to be when someone is punished for no valid reason. It's too bad that the university felt they had to pick on one student. He did nothing wrong, none of us did.

AH:
When you are not the sexy, spunky, blond beauty on-screen, what do you like to do in your free time?

CC:
I run 4 1/2 miles almost everyday. I love to work out. I write a lot and read a lot. I spend most of my free time with my girlfriend Belladonna. I'm also on the computer a lot. I reply to all my emails myself, so that can get time consuming. Oh, and of course smoking weed!

AH:
If you found the magic lamp, what would be the three things in life that you would wish for?

CC:
This should be an easy question, but I find it almost impossible. I'm tempted to bypass my 3 wishes, but I won't.

1.) I wish for safety..

2.) I wish for success and happiness.

3.) I wish for a never ending supply of kush!

AH:
Any plans on marriage?

CC:
I am actually recently divorced, as of July. I don't know that I feel like I need to get married again. I've never been traditional, so I think that I could find the someone I want to be with forever and not need that paper saying we're married for me to be happy.

AH:
Any special someone in your life right now?

CC:
There is a very special someone. He compliments me in every way. Where I lack, he fills in, and vice versa.

AH:
Over the next few months what titles should we be looking for from you?

CC:
Shane?s World #32 will be out next month. It's the best one yet. I'll be filming #33 next month also. I have a couple of titles from Legend coming out, one from the Naughty Nurse series. I don't remember any others right now.

AH:
Any chance we will see you in the Windy City soon?

CC:
I won't make it back to Illinois until Christmas. I would love to get a dancing gig there. I have a lot of fans and friends in that area. Maybe I should try and make that happen, I'll let you know!

AH:
Any closing thoughts you would like to share with our viewers and your fans? What you would really like people to know about Calli Cox, the person? Please feel free to be as open, honest and lengthy as you'd like.

CC:
You know I always try to be myself and let people see the real me. I don't like being fake or placing myself above anyone else. So I think that anyone who has met me, emailed me, or watched me knows me. At least a little. I really want to say thank you to my fans. You are the ones who put me at the place I am now. And thank you to Ms. XXX-tine ad JC for the interview. I appreciate it!

Keep watching, log on to www.ksexradio.com on Monday nights from 7-9 to hear my internet radio show, don't buy a membership to my website because I am not affiliated with it, and enjoy sex and your sexuality..t's a beautiful thing!

AH:
Will we be seeing you at the Adult Expo this upcoming January in Las Vegas?

CC:
Of course! I'll be signing for Shane's World of course!

AH:
Thanks again for your time and if you are ever in town, please feel free to give us a shout. We'd love to see you again.

To all our friends out there, we are ecstatic and honored that we again have the chance to steal some of Calli Cox's time. We first interviewed her last year after we saw her in Lipstick, prior to her SW multiple successes and her appearance on the Fox network in Chicago during a story on "Porn in the Heartland". Our great interest in this fine product of the state of Illinois has since grown and grown as her work has got hotter and hotter while her fame crossed into mainstream entertainment with her appearance on the O'Rielly Factor. We also had the chance to meet her at the AdultExpo's in person, but the idiot who took our photo did not press the shutter button all they way down. Damn!! That could have been quite a three-some!

During this time, Calli has taken on a leadership role at Shane's World and has been a key player from a talent and PR perspective from the recent Campus Invasion released from Shane's World when the team visited Arizona State and the University of Indiana and created some great action! Needless to say, this beautiful blonde is just getting started.

C&J:
Calli, first off thanks for your time. We always love watching your movies, but enjoy chatting even more. What?s on tap for you this summer from a personal and professional perspective?

Calli:
From a personal perspective, I'll be spending a lot of time at the beach. I'll be spending every possible moment with the love of my life. My boyfriend has a record coming out soon, and I'll be helping him promote that and doing some traveling with him. From a professional perspective, we have a lot of great things coming out from Shane's World Studios. We will be continuing our College Invasion line with lots of great footage. We also just started www.collegeinvasion.com.

C&J:
Is the west-coast home, or do you ever see you making your way back to the Midwest?

Calli:
The west coast is definitely home now. I'll always love the Midwest, I'll always want to go back and visit. My whole family is there and I miss them often, but California is my home now.

C&J:
So what is it like to have been in the "no spin zone?"

Calli:
It was very nerve-racking! There are a lot of things to think about when going on national television. It was definitely a good experience though.

C&J:
You must think all of this press coverage is awesome from SW and New Sensations.

Calli:
It's incredible! Shane's World has really made their mark in the industry and the mainstream world this year. And New Sensations has been great at backing us and giving us all the support we could ask for.

C&J:
For all the SW fans our there as well as big Calli Cox fans, what can they expect in upcoming episodes of SW and will we all get the chance to see you perform as well?

Calli:
We are almost done with both College Invasion #2 and Shane?s World #33. Both have some amazing footage that can't be seen anywhere else?more college parties, footage from our spring break adventures, and some first time girls we set up on porn star dates. As for me performing, I'm afraid those days are over. Past these two videos, I probably won't appear in any at all.

C&J:
One of the most amazing performances you ever game was with Tex in a fan episode for Shane's World. During this heated session you squirted like nothing we have ever seen before. We have never seen anything like it in any of the hundred's of movies we have seen. That must have been quite a climax.

Calli:
I can't even explain what that feeling was like. It left me shaking!

C&J:
When will we see that again from you?

Calli:
Unfortunately, no. Like I said, I won't be appearing in any more videos.

C&J:
Who do/would you like working with best from a male and female talent perspective and why? We know this is touchy, but help the best you can!

Calli:
My favorite female performer to work with has always been and will always be Belladonna. She exudes such sex appeal. We had a chemistry that is hard to find between two girls. There are several male performers that I really enjoyed working with. Cheyne Collins is one of my favorites because of his personality and he is so cute. He's also a good friend. Mark Davis and Lexington Steele are two performers in my book that are untouchable. Their performance is something most can't compete with.

C&J:
Anything exciting going on in your personal life right now?

Calli:
I have a great roommate who casts for the show "Blind Date." We have a lot of fun together. I am madly in love with the single most amazing person I have ever met in my entire life. He is a new solo artist on the rock scene, so I'm working with him a lot on getting his new record out. His is working on a new web-site, but the existing on is still up at, www.forrestblackburn. I can get them out early next week. I?m really just enjoying life right now!

C&J:
Is it difficult to separate you on-screen sexual energies from those of your personal life?

Calli"
Not at all. There is no comparison. I love what I do on camera, and it's always a great experience. But nothing can compare to one-on-one with someone you love in private. I don't perform anymore now, so all my sexual energies go into my personal life.

C&J:
What is absolutely off-limits for you, sexually, when you are working on film?

Calli:
No anal, no gangbangs, nothing weird. There are a lot of things that are off limits.

C&J:
Do those restrictions hold in your personal life?

Calli:
Not necessarily. There are some things that I wanted to wait and share for the first time with someone I loved. And once I shared those things with that person, I didn't feel that I had to give them to everyone.

C&J:
Any hints, suggestions, etc? for us couples out here as to how to add experimentation, toys, spice to our love lives?

Calli:
Try different things. Don't be afraid to experiment. Read about new toys, watch different kinds of videos to see what excites you. And always, always keep the communication open.

C&J:
What is the off-screen, non-business Calli like? What do you like doing, like to eat and what do you do to have fun?

Calli:
I'm actually a pretty goofy person. I like to have fun, and be a kid whenever I can. I work out a lot, take a lot of walks, I like to read, do crossword puzzles, I crochet. I smoke a lot of weed. A lot of weed. I love Mexican food, Italian, chocolate. I eat a lot of salads, drink a lot of wine. I like to think of myself as just an average person.

C&J:
Back to business. Who do you see as the new "up and cummers" in both the female and male category?

Calli:
It's hard to say with the guys because there aren't many new guys. I think Justin Slayer is going to be huge. I also think Kurt Lockwood will be big. There are so many new girls everyday that I think its up to them as to who will make it big. I think Wendy James is adorable. I also think Serena South will be big, she's beautiful. Katja Kassin is starting to get a good following and I hear she produces some nasty scenes. I also think Nyomi Marcela, little sister to Jade Marcela, will be big.

C&J:
What advice can you as an old pro provide to them?

Calli:
Never let anyone make you feel like you have to do something you don't feel like doing. Remember that it is a job. Treat it as one and you?ll do well.

C&J:
It seems like there are more movies than ever that are coming out. How do you from a talent and business perspective know which one's to be involved in?

Calli:
You don't always know. I base a lot of what I do by who is shooting the video, who else is involved in the video, and the title if I know what it is.

C&J:
From what you see, do these new starlets know what they are getting into when they come into the business?

Calli:
Yes, I think that most of them do. There are a lot of good agencies out there now for the girls to get started with. That's where we find most of our talent. I think that the agencies do a pretty good job of preparing the girls and letting them know what the industry is like.

C&J:
What percentage of new talent do you estimate has the staying power to go a few years in the industry?

Calli:
Honestly, only about 30%, if that.

C&J:
For those you move on to other things after their film career, what do most girls move into for their next step?

Calli:
I don't know. A lot of them go back to dancing or escorting. I think more girls are starting to move onto directing and production than in the past. I think that is a great thing.

C&J:
Well, we covered quite a bit of ground with this interview. We want to thank you for your time and honesty and look forward to seeing you in Vegas in January.

Calli:
Thank you for everything. January will be here before we know it!

C&J:
Where can your fans keep up with you?

Calli:
I have an email that I check periodically, but lately it has gotten away from me a little. It is cali_cox@hotmail.com. The other good place to stay in touch with me is through my free yahoo group. Here is the link www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Calli_Cox_/
New pics get added often and I reply to all posts that are there.

C&J:
Thanks again, and continued luck and success. What ever happened to those SW t-shirts you were supposed to send to us?!? I did send them out. Give me your address again and I'll get a couple more out to you! Thanks!

Over a year ago we had the chance to meet Jacklyn at the AVN show where she was hanging out with the rest of the gang from Las Vegas Novelties. After having the chance to see her in a few videos, she is one domineering nasty hottie.

Adultdetective: Jacklyn thanks for giving us the chance to spend some time with you. What have you been up to as of late?

Jacklyn: Mostly touring around the globe. I've done a few new films. Serenity in Toyland is my latest hardcore flick. I've done quite a few Cinemax style movies as well.

AD: Are you on retreat from the adult film world or are looking to get out and go mainstream?

Jacklyn: Neither. I don't do a whole lot of adult films, because it seems that they just keep wanting them younger and younger, and at age 28, you are over the hill in this industry! I do quite a bit of mainstream stuff, but, with my travel schedule, I don't really get out to audition much, so, it's mostly just what happens to fall into my lap. I love making films, what ever they are.

AD: How did a beautiful woman like you even get so nasty?

Jacklyn: Now, that's a loaded question, isn't it? he he. Why wouldn't a beautiful woman be nasty? Are you implying that beauty means you have to be a frigid person? Or that beauty means you have to be a certain way? I think it's just what is in your heart.

AD: What were you doing or planning on doing as a career prior to developing and interesting in more grown-up entertainment?

Jacklyn: I was dancing. I taught dance, I still teach kickboxing and aerobics. I continue to go to school. I love natural medicine and the mechanics of the human body has always fascinated me.

AD: How did you first make the decision to jump into the field? Did you start out dancing, posing for shoots, knew some friends?

Jacklyn: I was already dancing, and I met Sunset Thomas. About 6 months after I met Sunset, I had broken up with my boyfriend. I met this other guy, Chris, and we were messing around. We had gotten caught having sex in a field by the police one night. I was thinking about getting into films.... then, I found out that he had a fianc鮠He had been sneaking
around behind her back. That was the final decision maker for me. I was so tired of guys that lie, and run around behind people's backs. I would never get involved with a married man, or even a guy that has a girlfriend. I wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings that way. My decision to do films was out of a need for upfront ness and honesty. I like everything laid out on the table. Much better that way!

AD: Is the domineering that you show in you films the real Jacklyn or are you a bit more subdued outside of work?

Jacklyn: I'm much more subdued outside of work. As far as on a personal level. On a personal sexual level, I'm just as much of a tiger.

AD: What would be something that you would do off-screen that you would not do on-screen, or visa-versa if that is relevant?

Jacklyn: There isn't anything really. I have never had sex with two guys off screen, but, that's just because I haven't had enough game to make that happen!

AD: Within the industry are their certain favorites that you have that you really enjoy working with? Those who make is seem more like fun than actual work? Male and female?

Jacklyn: Of course. You end up with favorites just like you would with anything. Though, I have a great time with everyone I choose to work with, there are just some that have better chemistry than with others. Missy, Serenity, Ron Jeremy, Michael Stephano are some of my fav's.

AD: You seem to have had quite a diverse background in terms of where you have been seen. Wicked, Playboy, Vivid, Sin City and VCA?we have all heard and seen of those folks. Tell us a little bit about Raw Silk, Eyeland pictures and Golden Orchid. We are not that familiar with those folks?

Jacklyn: Hmmm, I'm not really sure who Raw Silk is, just some company I had worked for. Golden Orchard was owned by Aja, but, I don't think that company is around anymore. Not sure about Eyeland either.

AD: When you are off from work what is your normal day like?

Jacklyn: It's pretty boring. I start my day with fresh fruit, with Pineapple being my favorite. So, I get up, slice my pineapple, check my e-mail, go to the gym, maybe see the chiropractor, go through the receipts from the week before for my taxes, run general errands like stocking up on stuff I'm out of, editing photos for my site, scratch my little birds head, things like that. I never have too much time off, but, when I'm
strictly just playing for myself, my favorite thing to do is to head to the movie theatre and watch something on the big screen. I love movies.

AD: Hobbies?

Jacklyn: Watching movies, reading books, boxing, weight lifting, writing.

AD: Favorite foods?

Jacklyn: I love fresh fruits and vegetables, and just about anything ethnic, like Japanese, Indian, Vietnamese, Thai, Cuban, Mexican, anything like that.

AD: Cars?

Jacklyn: I don't care too much about cars. As long as it doesn't break down, and it's low maintenance, that's all I care about.

AD: Music?

Jacklyn: Led Zeppelin and Beatles are my all time favorite. But, I listen to just about everything from the newest Linkin Park, to Portishead, KMFDM, or even the new Justin album. I have a pretty wide range of music that I like.

AD: Television?

Jacklyn: I love Smallville and Charmed! Such silly shows, but, I love them. My other favorites are The Sopranos and Carnivale on HBO.

AD: Sports?

Jacklyn: I'm not that into sports. I do like watching gymnastics and ice skating during the Olympics.

AD: Okay, enough of the pestering questions that everyone looks for in these interviews. Are there any special personal relationships going on right now that would share with your fans?

Jacklyn: I wish. I can't seem to find the right guy. At least not in Los Angeles. I fell head over heals for this guy when I was in France about a year ago. But, there is a huge language barrier and of course an entire ocean. I wanted to move there, but, I couldn't leave Los Angeles, and he couldn't leave France. We still email each other.

AD: Do you still keep in touch with family and if so what do they think about your success?

Jacklyn: Of course. I'm at my parents house in Oregon about once a month. I love my mom's home cooking. My job is just not a topic that is discussed at the family dinner table. :)

AD: You have quite a list of accomplishments in
mainstream; 8 MM, The Big Lebowski, Comedy Central, Showtime, etc. Congratulations! Do you see yourself doing more and more in this area as your accomplishments continue?

Jacklyn: Like I said, I do what ever falls in my lap. I don't have a whole lot of time to pursue it the way I would like to at times, but, if the job comes my way, I'm not going to turn it down.

AD: Okay, and we have to ask this. If you cannot answer it for personal reasons, we completely understand. Who would you, if you could currently is a male or female celebrity?

Jacklyn: Who would I? Have sex with? Oh man, I have a whole list!! hehe. Brad Pitt, Penelope Cruz, Johnny Depp, Val Kilmer, Angelina Jole, to name a few.

AD: Away from work and in the privacy of your own like, what are your favorite things to do sexually with, girls, boys, groups or by yourself?

Jacklyn: My all time favorite is one on one with a man. I love to be manhandled. However, I do like the occasional orgy.

AD: From a business and personal perspective, what advice would you give young ladies who are interested in getting into the industry?

Jacklyn: Don't do anything on film that you wouldn't want people to see. If you think you can just do a few films and no one will know, you are kidding yourself. And don't do anything you think you might regret. Hold your head up high and love what you do, or don't do it.

AD: Do you recommend that someone give this a shot?

Jacklyn: No, I don't recommend it for just anyone. I really believe you have to love this sort of thing, and some people don't. Those girls last in the industry for a year or so, the rest of us hang in here because we like it.

AD: What can these "newbies" or existing female stars expect when they decide to leave the business?

Jacklyn: A normal life if they choose it.

AD: It seems to be the big thing now to have adult stars brought out into the media eye. Calli Cox has been on Nightline and The Factor with Bill O?Rielly, Jenna and Ginger Lynn have their E! True Hollywood Stories, Asia
Carrera and Jessica Drake made some quick cameos on the Fox drama Skin, are we at the tipping point where the line is getting finer and finer between adult and mainstream, or is the mainstream media tantalizing the public by giving them a peek into the x-rated business? At $16B a year, the business is a key contributor to the economy in terms of not only taxes,
but more jobs than one really can imagine.

Jacklyn: As soon as America rids itself of it's own hypocrisy, it could happen. The producer that won't hire a 'pornstar' for his project, yet turns around and hires a prostitute for some Friday night fun... it's all about what's done behind closed doors.
Then, when someone does something on film or for
public, it's all of a sudden shocking. I know
pornstars that have far more morals that some priests out there.

AD: How far out do you see there really being no line between the two?

Jacklyn: I think it will be quite awhile. At least 10 or 15 years.

AD: There seems to be a number of stars from the past who are making their way back into the business, Ginger Lynn, Marilyn Chambers, Tori Wells did a movie a few years ago, is the money that good that these stars keep coming back, or is the sex just that good on the set?

Jacklyn: It is just really a fun job. It gets to consume you, and you take a break, but then, you miss it.

AD: Aside from keeping updated from your website, what can we expect from Jacklyn over the next few months and well into 2004?

Jacklyn: Well, there will be quite a few Cinemax films coming out in 2004, so, you will be seeing me on your television set. I'm touring, so, find me in your home town, and I'm working very hard on my website, as usual. Http://www.jacklynlick.com. If you want to sign up to find out where I will be traveling to next, or find out when I'm in your area, send an email to jackielick@online.bamboobiz.net This is my e-mail list; however, I'm the only one to see it.

AD: Thanks so much for your time. We really appreciate it.

Jacklyn: My pleasure.

AD: Will we be seeing you in Las Vegas this January for the Adult Expo?

Jacklyn: I will be doing sales this year for Las Vegas Novelties in the trade section. I won't be there really as talent this year.

AD: Thanks again and best of luck!

My husband and I have been in the Lifestyle for about a year now. I have also been dancing off and on for about a year as well. I guess we just wanted to liven things up a bit. Meet new people, people with similar interests and beliefs. It's really been a great experience both swinging and dancing. I have learned so much about people and myself. Somewhat of a trip in self exploration if you will.

Dr.Dos:
What got you started in the business?

Haley:
My husband and I have been in the Lifestyle for about a year now. I have also been dancing off and on for about a year as well. I guess we just wanted to liven things up a bit. Meet new people, people with similar interests and beliefs. It's really been a great experience both swinging and dancing. I have learned so much about people and myself. Somewhat of a trip in self exploration if you will.
I know several women who are members of the same Lifestyle club who are part of Interenet Amatuer sites. I guess I just thought it was intersting. I was an officer in the Air Force and had a bad car accident. I have been in graduate school since and thought it would be a great way to make a little extra money, spice up the old sex life, and of course be the great exhibitionist that I am! I have had my site on Southern Charms for about 3 months now and am loving it as well as producing custom photo CDs and videos! I will also be featured on another site in the near future!

Dr.Dos:
What were you like in High School then college in regards to your sexuality?

Haley:
I was always very shy and a bit introverted, really. I was more interested in school and sports then other guys or even girls. I went to college at 16 so I still had that attitude through most of my college career. It wasn't until my last year of college that I really started blooming, I guess you could say! :) I was always very athletic and coordinated in that aspect but felt very awkward when it came to my body as a woman and especially my sexuality. I had my first real girl-girl experience the last year of college and felt sooooo bad that I cheated on my husband. Of course he was like "Cool! Can I watch next time?" I would have never considered myself attractive or sexy enough to dance or do amatuer modeling. I guess in the last few years, I've re-examined who I am and I now have the confidence and heir to do those things.

Dr.Dos:
What have been the greatest obstacles in running your career?

Haley:
I guess the biggest obstacle has been keeping that self confidence going. I wonder at times what guys are looking for and am amazed that I can give it to them. This can be hard on me at times, but at the same time, when I realize that I am what guys are looking for it can be a great confidence booster!

Dr.Dos:
What goals do you have for the future?

Haley:
I really have no expectations in this business. I have passed boundaries months ago I wouldn't have even thought of! I just take it as it comes. Society brings us up thinking so much of this is bad, or wrong, or demoralizing, so I think that going to the next step is going to be extrememly difficult, when in reality it's not any harder than running an extra mile or swimming an extra lap. It's all about pushing my limits; I think that's what attracts me to the business. I'm learning and perfecting something new and that can feel so good when you're successful at it.

Dr.Dos
What are some of the wildest things you have done on film and in person?

Haley:
Let's see; probably not anything as wild as many other amateurs, but I have done a Monica Lewenski. What else, I guess to me just being on film is the wildest thing I've ever done.

Dr.Dos:
What would you say was your greatest sexual experience?

Haley:
My one and only squirting moment to date!!! I'm still trying to relive that experience!

Dr.Dos:
What was the worst?

Haley:
I have dated a few guys that couldn't get an erection. No, they weren't over 40 either! I don't know, maybe it's a bigger problem then guys let it on to be. Or maybe it's me!!! AHHHH! That would make it the worst! But I don't think it was me; I'm dead sexy (and a big Austin Powers fan!)!

Dr.Dos:
Do you ever do scenes or party with fans?

Haley:
Not yet. I've thrown around the idea to do a contest with my members and whomever wins gets to cum do some pix with me. I don't know if I'm ready to face my member's or fans yet! I guess that's just another one of those boundries I'm destined to break through!

Dr.Dos:
What would you say is the most misunderstood thing about you as a person?

Haley:
I feel like sometimes I cum off a bit cocky. I really am not cocky at all. I guess my insecurities cum off as being cocky.

Dr.Dos:
What are your favorites movies and music?

Haley:
I pretty much love everything! Ok, I hate horror movies, but anything from Chick Flicks, to Arnold Action Movies, to Comedy (I love Mel Brooks). Music is one of my great loves. I am originally a drummer and have been playing guitar for a few years now. My husband is a bassist as well. I also learned piano like every good school girl! So when it cums to music, I'm all ears from Metallica to Tori Amos to Madonna to Willie Nelson to Beethoven! I like it all. I have to say that my all time favorite band in the whole world is the Beatles though! Paul is my fav!

Dr.Dos:
How many hours a week do you put into the filming?

Haley:
I put quite a bit of time into all of my production from web and email time to shooting. I guess I'd say I'm putting an average of 30-40 hours a week right now.

Dr.Dos:
Do you get to select your films?

Haley:
Yes, all of the films and picture sets I produce I can either cum up with on my own or agree to do custom requests. I have turned down a few that I haven't been keen on.

Dr.Dos:
What are your hobbies and interests?

Haley:
I have several. I'm athletic so working out, running, biking, and any other sports are my thing. I also love outdoor activities like camping, hiking, mountain climbing, sailing, swimming, and such. I also have a very creative side so I paint frequently. I hope someday to have a portfolio I'm comfortable enough to show in a gallery. Music is a big part of my life. I am originally a drummer and have been playing guitar for a few years now. My husband is a bassist as well. I also learned piano like every good school girl!

Dr.Dos:
What is your educational background?

Haley:
I have a BS in Biology and Pre-Medicine from the University of Colorado, 1997. I also have immense training as an officer in the Air Force. I have had quite a bit of graduate education in the Biological Sciences specifically Comparative Physiology. I'm still not sure what I want to be when I grow up!

Dr.Dos:
Do you want to have children someday?

Haley:
NOOOOO! Not my bag, Baby! But I love kids, just don't want any.

The following interview is a companion piece to the Tera Patrick interview that can be seen via this Adult Detective Forum and issue five of Layers Magazine. Although this interview with Evan Seinfeld, a.k.a. Spyder Jones, is primarily in regards to his personal history and career as Biohazard frontman, it is revealed toward the end of this interview his relationship with his now Vivid Video wife, Tera Patrick.

The following interview is a companion piece to the Tera Patrick interview that can be seen via this Adult Detective Forum and issue five of Layers Magazine. Although this interview with Evan Seinfeld, a.k.a. Spyder Jones, is primarily in regards to his personal history and career as Biohazard frontman, it is revealed toward the end of this interview his relationship with his now Vivid Video wife, Tera Patrick. If you’ve read the Tera Patrick interview and wondered who the fuck that Spyder Jones character was, then this is the perfect piece for you. If you’re reading this because you’re already familiar with the musical and theatrical offerings of Biohazard and Even Seinfeld, and can’t believe he’s now a fuckin’ porn star, then this piece is also perfect for you. Either way, you can’t go wrong. Check this shit out.

(Biohazard was formed in Brooklyn in 1988 and since that time have released nine full-length records both independently and on major labels. They are credited as pioneering what has become known as the rap metal genre. Their influence can be heard in multitudes of hardcore bands not only in and around Brooklyn, but throughout the world. Evan Seinfeld can also be seen on HBO’s successful prison drama OZ as convicted murderer and death row inmate Jaz Hoyt. He is currently the CEO of his wife’s company, Club Tera, and is the only man Tera will perform boy/ girl sex scenes with in her films, thus launching his career as porn star and adult industry power player. His porn name is Spyder Jones)

Layers: What did the members of Biohazard do for a living before the incarnation of the band?

Evan Seinfeld: Me and Danny used to jam together in like Junior High before we started the band. We was just little fuckin’ guys. He was like 12 and I was like 14. We used to jam out cover songs. A lot of Black Sabbath and Zeppelin, but everything from the Who to Slayer. I used to work at Anthony’s Uncles Lumber Yard driving trucks and delivering cement bags to the ghetto in Brooklyn. When we started the band, I was dealin’ coke and weed n’ shit. Doin’ dumb shit. I kept my regular job so I would have something to do and somewhere to go during the day but I was a terrible drug dealer. I did all my own drugs. Anybody else woulda' been rollin’. Havin' cars n’ shit. I had a broke ass 72’ Cadillac. Abig pimp ride. Billy was also driving a truck at the time and Danny was workin’ in a clothing warehouse throwin' boxes down a shoot.

Billy: (To Evan) Did you tell him about the sex shop?

Evan: Oh yea. That’s right. When I first met Billy he worked at the Pink Pussy Cat Boutique which was like the local hardcore sex shop. He was like the skinhead security guard beatin' people up every day.

Billy: I sold dildos to literally every fuckin’ actor and actress you could imagine.

Evan: And back in those days that was like the only a place to go if you needed a vibrator for yer girl or some shit. It was the only spot to go. And I was like the only guy in the band with a car and Billy would call me up and be like “Yo, pick me up.’ And it would be like 3 in the morning. I’d be in bed all drunk with like two fuckin’ chicks. I’d be like, “Dude, waddaya talkin’ about? I can’t pick you up. I’m here.” And he’d be like “Yo come on man! I’ll give ya all this cool shit. I got all this leather bondage gear. You can tie yer bitches up.”

Billy: I never said, “Tie yer bitches up!”

Evan: But yea. We were all just workin’ odd jobs. Most of the work I did before the band was demolition and construction shit just breakin’ shit up. Blue collar shit. We all come from hard workin’ families. Everybody always had jobs and we all went to work everyday. Don’t get me wrong, I never wanted to work or do anything else but play music. So dreams come true I guess.

Layers: Who claims responsibility for the lyrics and who writes most of the music?

Evan: Everyone in the band writes. Everybody in the band writes music and lyrics on a song by song basis. Sometimes we might all write lyrics to the same song. There might be a song where we’ll all each write a verse. Danny, Billy, and me write everything. We try to let everybody have equal input and feeling. That’s what a real band is. If one guy writes everything then that’s not a band. You have a songwriter with a backup band cuz then it’s only one person’s vision. To me, the meaning of a band is the band together. Like a hand. Separate fingers ain’t shit until they come together as a fist.

Layers: Who or what influenced the levels of speed and aggression of the new record? Cuz the new record is definitely the most aggressive material to date.

Evan: You know what? Let me tell you something about Biohazard. We’re the most accidental motherfuckers in the world. We never plan anything. Everything we do just seems to happen organically. We never even expected to get a record contract. We just love playing hardcore and heavy metal and thrash and hip-hop. And I think all the hype of all the nu-metal bands and all the whack, really cheesy radio shit that’s out there right now, and all these bands doin' rap-metal that we did 15 years ago before anybody ever gave a fuck about it or gave it a name just made us sick. All that hype just kinda turned us off to it. And the course of the themes to the new record is just a reflection of the times we live in. Just all the anger and pent up rage from what went down that year. We didn’t plan on writing those songs the way we did. We just all came in with songs that were so fuckin' hardcore and it just all came together that way. We all agreed to keep the album short and to the point. I mean our last album came out on 9.11. Watching those buildings fall from our own rooftops and windows and losing people we new and having friends die and going to a whole lot of funerals and having our town pissed on. I have friends who are still getting’ fucked up by it. All my boys workin’ construction that I grew up with doin' all the cleanup all lost most of their lung capacity. I don’t know if you know about this but there are thousands of guys in NYC right now who can’t breath because they’ve been breathing dust for a bout a year. My friend Richie lost 70% of his lung capacity. He’s 37 years old.

Layers: Can you get that back?

Evan: No. You don’t get that back bro. The government writes you a check for 50 grand and says thanks and sorry. But he doesn’t care. He loves his country. That’s what pisses me off about all these liberal PC fucks. And all the actors who speak out against the war. Fuck you. Who the fuck are they. You got Michael Moore tellin’ Bush “shame on you.’ The only reason he has the right to say that shit is because America is what it is. America wouldn’t exist if we never fought wars and took the threat of terrorism away. Saddam Hussein is gonna do some fucked up shit in the war. I personally think that he will gas his own people just to kill our people.

Layers: So you keep up on that shit?

Evan: Yea, I keep up on it. As much as I can. It makes me sick. Sean Penn takes out a fuckin’ ad in the Washington Post talkin’ about his views. Who cares? Who gives a fuck? He’s just a fuckin' actor.

Layers: But that’s the sad thing. A lot of people DO read that shit just because he IS an actor.

Evan: I know because I’m an actor too. I’m not on his level of acting but I did that show OZ for five years on HBO which is a pretty well known and respected show. Sean Penn actually wanted to direct an episode and Tom didn’t want him too. I think he gave it to Matt Dillon instead. Tom only likes real New York guys. And let me just add that there are no “REAL” New Yorkers against this war.

Layers: Yea well how many protesters participated in New York?

Evan: They’re not real New Yorkers bro! They’re people who moved there from like Shaboigan. Those protesters are the people who didn’t loose any family or anybody close to them.

Layers: Give me an example of some of the everyday violence that you’ve experienced or witnessed that inspires so much of your music.

Evan: We grew up with violence all around us. I wouldn’t say it inspired me. Survival was our instinct to stay alive. We grew up with people dying all around us. The story of "Goodfellas' came from our neighborhood for Christ sake. That was a true story about our friends’ uncles and our friends’ fathers. They would just disappear one day. By the time I was 18 I had never been to a wedding but I’d been to at least 50 funerals. Death is just a reality. Everybody is gonna die. Nobody lives forever. And seein' a lot of our friends fall away from violence or end up in jail or strung out inspired us to find a way to channel our energy in a positive way and the only way we knew how to do that was though our music.

Layers: What’s the story of Rat Piss Studios? How did that come about?

Evan: We were playin' down at Fast Lane Studios, which was Mikey “Big Balls” place and we wanted to get our own place to practice and record and “Rat Piss” was the cheapest place we could find. It was located right under the Brooklyn Bridge about two minutes from my house and like one subway stop from Manhattan. It’s underneath the ground in a basement right on the East River so it’s always moist and damp and the floor is build on palettes because you can’t build right on the cement because it floods. So it’s on palettes and all the rats live underneath them. So one day we put rat poison everywhere and the rats ate all the poison and went back underneath the palettes and died. And then all the other rats started to eat the dead rats because rats will eat other rats. Rats will eat their own. That’s why when somebody “ rats” on somebody they’re called a rat. Cuz they eat their own. The place just stunk and we called it “Rat Piss” as a joke. It just stuck.

Layers: Is it difficult to balance Biohazard with all the different side projects that all the band members are involved with?

Evan: I think it’s really easy. We’ve been doin’ Biohazard for so long that we know how to do Biohazard. When it’s time to make a record we get together and work on songs for about a month or two and then we go in for two weeks and record. And then we tour and when we’re off tour we work on our other shit. Danny and Scott have that project “Among Thieves” and they have a live record comin’ out soon. Billy’s been producing a whole lot of bands and so has Danny. I have a new project too. It’s real urban hip-hop, fueled by metal and hardcore rap group called “Triple Sicks”. The web site is www.triplesicks.com>

Layers: How did the part in Oz come about?

Evan: Those guys actually approached me. We had a mutual friend introduce us. Dean Wints is pretty much the guy who got me the part. He plays Ryan O’Reily on the show

They sent me a script on Friday. I thought it was an audition and they told me to be there Monday morning.

(At this point, a guy named Mel came up in the conversation. Mel played the character who killed Jaz Hoyt, Evan’s character, in the final episode of Oz. If you know who Mel is, then we’ll leave it at that. If you don’t know who he is, then don’t ask.)

Layers: Isn’t Dean Wents boys with Mel?

Evan: Yea, I was out with Mel last night. The thing with Mel was, the show was going to end. It was the last season. And Tom wanted to make sure that the show would never come back. So he killed off a lot of the main characters. I told him that if I had to be killed off, I didn’t want a main character to do it. So he brought in Mel to do the job.

Layers: I saw you in a spread in the porno mag Club. How did that come about?

Evan: They’re just girls man. A friend of mine shot those photos. The same friend who introduced me to my fiancé.

Layers: Can I ask who your fiancé is?

Evan: Her name is Tera Patrick.

Layers: The porn star Tera Patrick?

Evan: Yea. She’s at the hotel room right now and I’m sittin’ here jerkin’ off with you two guys.

Layers: Did you have a problem doin' full frontal nudity in Oz?

Evan: No. And as a matter of fact, that’s how I met Tera. She saw my cock on Oz.

Layers: Do you have a problem with her doin’ porn?

Evan: She doesn’t do any guy/ girl porn anymore. She stopped doin’ that before I even met her. She still does hardcore photo shoots but I don’t give a shit about that. I actually wanna give a big shout out to her. She’s goin’ through a big lawsuit right now because the company she was with ripped her off.

Layers: Vivid?

Evan: No. Vivid rips off a whole bunch of other girls. Tera’s company was called Digital Playground. The web site they were running for her, terapatrick.com, was all fake. They used all fake cumshots n shit. She’s got her own website comin’ out soon. www.officialterapatrick.com.

Layers: So you don’t mind guys jerkin’ loads all over pictures of your girl?

Evan: Let me tell you somethin'. People are gonna beat of to your girl whether she’s in porn or not. My girls just got the guts to put it out there and she only comes home to me. She’ll only do a photo shoot if I’m there. People always wonder about dating girls like that. But at least the guys she’s fucked in the past have always had to get AIDS tests before hand. You meet a girl at a bar, and it’s like Russian Roulette.

Layers: Will any member of Biohazard ever live in a mansion?

Even: Not from Biohazard. I don’t even like big houses. I live in an industrialized neighborhood in Brooklyn next to a fuckin’ rock quarry in a loft. I could tell you where I live and you wouldn’t even find it. I have always wanted a big garage though because I collect bikes n’ shit. I gotta Jessie James West Coast Chopper bike and I’m building a Cadillac street rod right now. Me and Billy both collect muscle cars. I just sold my 66’ Apollo Super Sport and I’m gonna build another pro streetcar. Probably a 72’ Grand Pree. I just got a brand new Hummer. I live ghetto style.

Layers: How much time do you get to spend at home?

Evan: I stay there as much as I can cuz I have an 8 year-old son. My kid doesn’t even know I’m gone half the time. I’ll fly home just to spend a day with him if I’m on tour. The most important thing in my life is my family and Biohazard is my family. And all our fans are a part of our extended family. And my son and Billy’s and Danny’s kids are our blood. We gotta go out and earn a living for them because we don’t play fuckin’ pop songs that get radio play.

Layers: What’s next for Biohazard and Evan Seinfeld

Evan: Biohazard is gonna keep makin' records and keep touring. I just wanna thank all our fans for 15 years of glory. Biohazard will never sell our fans out. We’ll always be real and we’ll always be hardcore no matter what direction our music takes. To us, hardcore is being willing to die for what you believe in and living by the principles in which you believe and never compromising your integrity for anything whether it’s money or fame or anything.

interviews by Brian Bush

originally published for layers magazine

The third of five children, Teri was raised within a devoutly Catholic family in the conservative city of Deerfield Beach, Florida. A natural beauty, she began modeling in her teens, appearing in catalogs for Saks Fifth Avenue and other high-end companies. She later moved to New York and signed with a major modeling agency, which placed her in "Seventeen" magazine and other publications. Modeling gigs in Europe followed. Upon her return to Florida, Teri entered her first beauty contest and was named Miss Deerfield in 1979.

As a result of Teri's lingerie work for Saks and others, Playboy Magazine soon came calling. She did some test shots for the magazine, and was asked to become a Centerfold. Teri graced the cover of the November '85 issue, and appeared as the Centerfold in April 1986. Teri found posing nude liberating, and she enjoyed the fame and money that came with being a Playboy Centerfold.

Teri worked for Playboy for a couple of years, producing several well-received videos. But company gigs eventually became fewer and fewer. Worse, Playboy refused to help promote her mainstream television and film work, which ranged from multiple appearances on Fox's "Married With Children" to roles in "Predator 2", "Marked for Death" with Steven Seagall, "Sunset" with Bruce Willis and James Garner, and cult genre flicks such as "Auntie Lee's Meat Pies" with Karen Black, "Cheerleader Camp" and John Landis's "Innocent Blood".

It quickly became obvious that Teri had outlived her usefulness as a Centerfold, and Playboy unceremoniously kicked her to the curb. (It was the beginning of an acrimonious relationship that continues to this day.) As mainstream jobs became increasingly fewer, Teri finally considered a career in hardcore porn - something no other Playboy Centerfold had ever done (or has done since). Because of this decision, Teri became persona non grata within Playboy, which has gone to extraordinary lengths to squelch her porn career. In one notable example, Hugh Hefner actually called Bob Guccione asking him not to make Teri a Penthouse Pet. As a result, she has appeared only in smaller pictorials.

Wisely capitalizing on her fame and exposure a Centerfold, Teri quickly became a sensation within the porn industry. She had her breasts enlarged (something she says she did for her own self-esteem, not because she had to) and almost immediately achieved superstar status as a result of her remarkable enthusiasm as a performer. To date she has made nearly 50 adult videos. Much of Teri' continued success is a result of her uncanny ability to re-invent herself within an industry infamous for using then tossing aside its talent, and this has kept her in the forefront for nearly a decade.


Layers: What’s the best part about what you do?

Teri Weigel: Probably the fact that I’m able to be myself. Unrestricted. No rules.

Layers: What’s the worst part?

Teri: The traveling. I have 9 puppies at home and I have to leave them almost every week. I work about 40 weeks out of the year. I come home on Sunday and leave again on Tuesday or Wednesday. I only get to see my puppies like three days out of the week.

Layers: Have you had any problems in the past with obsessive fans?

Teri: Not really. I can usually handle people. No gory stories.

Layers: And you’ve been married for 16 years, correct?

Teri: Yes.

Layers: What’s the secret to maintaining a marriage not only outside of the adult industry, but especially being in the industry?

Teri: It’s hard. It takes a lot of communicating and talking to your spouse about the things that trouble you or about the things that you are interested in. The most important thing is the communication. There are times when I’ll be up against the wall with certain things that are brought up and you have to learn that when it comes to men that it’s “give and take” in order to get a step ahead. And as far as being in the adult industry, that’s just helped the relationship because of the honesty that comes with it. We were put in a position were we were forced to be honest with each other and it worked for us.

(Murrill Maglio, Teri’s husband, is in charge of most of Teri’s career on the business ends. He’s also directed approximately ten adult video, one of which won an award at the Adult Video News Awards circa 1995.)

Layers: Where did you guys meet?

Teri: We met in West Palm Beach Florida. He was doin’ a gig with his band and my sister was dating the keyboard player at the time. I was home visiting from Paris. That’s where I was living at the time because I was modeling. And we just started talking at the bar in between the gigs. He told me that he was going through a separation with his wife and are relationship began and ended that night. Then a couple months down the road, my sister told me that he asked to see me and I came in again.

Layers: And all of this happened even before Playboy?

Teri: Yes.

Layers: So you guys have been together since the beginning.

Teri: Yes. And it was hard with Playboy because Playboy didn’t want us to be married.

Layers: Why didn’t they want you to be married?

Teri: Because you are considered to be a “Miss” of a month. I was Miss April and they wanted you to stay single for as long as you could so you could be available for parties or whatever they wanted to throw you into. So we kept it quite for almost a year until one of the other Playmates blabbed her mouth. And Hef (Hugh Hefner, Playboy Publisher) was pretty pissed. Cuz I worked a lot for them. I was one of there top girls.

Layers: So how did that original Playboy deal come together?

Teri: About two months after I began dating Murrill, Playboy held a casting call for “See Through Fashions” in Miami. I had just gotten back from Paris and I had established a great look. I did a lot of stuff over there and I had a great portfolio put together and they picked me. They flew me to some island over the Atlantic and they did a small pictorial with me and another girl from the same agency I was with. And the make-up artist said that I would make a great Playmate and that I should go to Chicago and test shoot. So I waited a couple of months and Murrill thought that it would be a great opportunity for me. So I listened to him and I called Playboy and told them that I wanted to test to be a Playmate. They flew me to Chicago and we shot. And the shots turned out beautiful. I never saw myself look so good in a picture. The photographers were brilliant. It was the first time that I did anything like that and I was excited because of how good I looked nude. Then about a month later they called me and told me that they wanted me for the cover. And my cover ended up getting bumped for Madonna because there was a big scandal going on with her at the time. And I was pissed because I would have been the first cover girl in the staple-less issue. So I was the cover girl for the second staple-less issue.

Layers: What was Playboys initial reaction when you first made your venture into the world of hardcore?

Teri: It was almost hypocritical because Playboy began to venture out into cable with the Playboy Channel. And because me and Murrill were married, they decided to use us together in scenes. And the people who were shooting these “soft-core” videos for Playboy were filmmakers from the adult industry. So after about ten or fifteen of these shoots we started to get comfortable being on camera. And since we were married they just told us to go ahead and have sex. So we did and it made the films look really good and real and Hef didn’t seem to have problem with it probably because they were editing out the penetration. But I knew that once I crossed over to the point were I was working for other companies doing penetration that there would be trouble. Hef wrote me a letter telling me that I let the Playmates down by what I did. And I didn’t feel that way because I probably wouldn’t even have done all of this if it weren’t for Playboy. I just viewed it as a step forward in my career. There wasn’t much left for me to do for Playboy. I had done everything I possibly could for them. And at that point it was either go home and raise kids or continue on with my career. So I chose to go X-rated.

Layers: So you and Murrill made the step into hardcore together?

Teri: We did the first movie together. They had it set up where him and I did a scene and then he had a scene with two other chicks. It was his first time and it was really hard and the girls were real mean to him and he got turned off and decided not to do it anymore. We finished the movie but it was really hard for him. I had no problem though and it was a lot of money.

(Teri Weigels first XXX film was for Wicked Pictures. It debuted in 1991 and was titled Inferno. Inferno stared Ashley Nicole, Alicyn Sterling, April Rayne, Joey Silvera, Mark Wallace, Joey Murphy, and Teri’s husband Murrill Maglio.)

Layers: And he didn’t have a problem with you being with other guys?

Teri: No. It was something that we knew was gonna happen if I wanted to pursue this career. And that’s where the honesty comes from.

Layers: Was it difficult to make that transition?

Teri: Yea it was. I had a lot of factors to consider. Family and stuff like that. And Playboy just kind of shut the door and I was already kind of doing it so it seemed O.K. to me because they weren’t having a problem with it when I was making the money for them. The problem was that Hef no longer had any power over me.

Layers: What’s your relationship with Playboy today?

Teri: I tried to write him when they came out with the pictorial with the pornstars because they left me out. And I was very upset. And he wrote back and told me that I was a Playmate who broke the rules.

Layers: Is there anything you won’t do on film?

Teri: Anal. I will not do anal.

Layers: Has the adult industry changed at all since your first film in 1991?

Teri: Absolutely. There’s some good things and there’s some bad things. There’s better looking guys now. But they’re better looking with bigger attitudes and less performance qualities. Meaning that they’ve got big dicks but they can’t keep them hard. And with everybody eating Viagra like candy, they sometimes get aggressive. Back in the old days they fucked and it was their adrenaline. The companies have changed a lot too. There are a lot more companies out there and there are a lot more girls doing it. Stuff has gotten a lot harder- core too. A lot of the guys are into knockin’ the girls around. I’m not into that shit at all.

Layers: Who are some of the more well known stars you’ve worked with in the past?

Teri: I’ve worked with Rocco Sigfried, Peter North, Randy West…

Layers: …Marc Wallice?

Teri: Yea, I fucked Marc Wallice years ago and I know were you’re going with this and during the time period that he contracted HIV my career was on hold do to a major car accident. I was out for about three years. But yea, I was with him before the whole AIDS scare.

(Marc Wallice was considered to be one of the biggest male stars in the industry until he tested positive for HIV in 1998. If you’ve seen a porno, then you’ve seen Marc Wallice. This news was considered to be the biggest shock to the industry since the death of John Holmes in 1988 from an AIDS related illness.)

Layers: What was the feeling in the industry when they found out he had it?

Teri: It was pretty fuckin’ scary. The main concern was to how long he had it and who he had been with while he had it. And back then, they didn’t really know as much about AIDS as they do now. They didn’t know how long it lay dormant. It was scary.

Layers: You appeared for a short while at the Bunny Ranch in Nevada, the only legal brothel in the United States. How did that gig come about and what was that experience like for you?

Teri: It was just an experience. I met up with Dennis, the owner, and it was kind of like doin’ movies. They had really respectable high-end clients and it was a lot of money.

Layers: You’ve done some mainstream work too. What’s the different in the atmosphere on a big Hollywood set compared to the atmosphere on a porn shoot?

Teri: The attitudes are a lot more neutral on a Hollywood set. There’s more attitude on a porn set because sometimes you have a lot of hot girls together who each think they are better than the other. It can get catty.

Layers: Can you offer any advice to young girls out there who are considering a career in the adult industry?

Teri: They need to think about it really long and hard because it’s a journey that they will carry with them for the rest of their lives. And if they are strong enough to handle it then they should have no problems. If they’re not strong individuals, then they might want to rethink it. It’s not as glamorous as it seems. It’s a hard life and people always recognize you for what you do.

Layers: What’s been the biggest obstacle that you’ve had to overcome to get where you are today?

Teri: I don’t really know. Everything that has come my way in life I’ve been able to work through in a logical manner. If I had to say one thing, it would probably be my relationship with Playboy.

Layers: What do you have to say to people who condemn pornography as socially irresponsible?

Teri: I just think that everybody should think for themselves and make their own decisions in life and not have their decisions made up for them by what other people delegate as to what’s good or what’s bad. I think that an open mind is very important for young people today so that we can form a stronger society than what we already have. Porn is not the problem.

Layers: What’s next for the great Teri Weigel?

Teri: I just finished two films for Wicked Pictures. Those will be the last ones. But they don’t know that yet. I’ve got five more weeks in the adult industry and them I’m gonna turn a new leaf and I’m gonna have my own show at the Sahara Hotel in Vegas singing. We don’t have a name for the group yet but there will be a live band behind me and four backup singers. It will be a mixed show with a comedian and a magician and we got the big room so it sits 850 people. Rehearsals are the whole month of January and we’ll be premiering the week after the Super Bowl.

So once again I find myself at the world famous Admiral Theatre. This time accompanied with my luxurious and very supportive girlfriend and layers magazine most cherished photographer, Andi Lynn.
It would have been disastrous if I missed the opportunity to show my support and respect for Chicago’s very own premier adult entertainer, Exotica. And since I was planning the trip anyway, I decided that it would be a good idea to set up a little interview with the fire-eating fox box.


Layers: How long have you been involved in the adult industry?

Exotica: I’ve been involved for a little over 3 years.

L: How were you introduced into the business?

E: I actually started off stripping right here at the Admiral Theatre. I ended up getting noticed and I was asked to do some magazine layouts and contests. So basically I got into it myself and was lucky enough to get some attention.

L: What magazines have you appeared in?

E: Too many to mention in the interview. D-cup, Hustler, all the big ones. (Since it was too much for her to mention, I did a little research. She’s been in Showgirls Magazine, Hustler, Easy Rider Hottest Girls Of '99, Gallery, Xcitement Magazine, Exotic Dancer Magazine, Genesis, Fantasy Girl Magazine, Gent, and Score Magazine.)

L: I know you hold a few titles for contests and events. Can you name a few?

E: Miss Nude Galaxy, Miss Nude International, Miss Nude California, Miss Nude Midwest, Best Legs… I was nominated as one of the top 6 entertainers of the year by E.D. Publications, which is the biggest Las Vegas trade show magazine there is. I was going against Penthouse Pets, porn stars, and showgirls.

L: What would you say is the best part of your job?

E: It’s pure fun. I travel a lot and I meet all kinds of interesting people. And I get paid to do that. I couldn’t ask for anything more.

L: What’s the worst part about your job?

E: Sometimes you end up at certain places and come into contact with some not-so-nice people. Rude and perverted people. Some people think that just because I’m a stripper, they can disrespect me. They are mistaken.

L: Have you ever had any bad experiences in the past with obsessive fans?

E: Not in person, but I’ve gotten a lot of creepy letters, and occasionally at certain clubs where they serve alcohol, the guys will get a little bit rowdy and they try and grab a boob or jump on stage and that can be a bit irritating.

L: What’s the craziest thing you’ve experienced being in the profession that you’re in?

E: It’s a crazy life every day. There’s always something wild happening. I do allot of parties and special appearances. It’s all wild and I’ve been to a lot of crazy places. (I was kinda hoping that she would talk about cocaine, orgies, jealous boyfriends, jealous girlfriends, strap-on dildos, or butt fucking. Sorry kids. I know that’s what you wanted too.)

L: Have you ever experienced any controversy amongst the contest judging panel as far as briberies or exchanges of sexual favors for prizes is concerned?

E: Not personally, but I ended up winning a particular contest two years in a row so there was a little conflict as to why. But at that time there was no rule saying you couldn’t enter and win 2 consecutive years in a row. (That wasn’t really the answer I was looking for, but damn is she hot.)

L: So did any new rules pop up as a result?

E: Yup!

L: Well congratulations! You broke ground. You’re a fuckin’ revolutionary. (She was exited about that.)

L: Do you feel that your profession has any socially redeeming values?

E: It sure does. I entertain. Just as a person might go to the movies. It’s an escape for them from their 9 to 5 lifestyles. I don’t just go on stage and take my cloths off. I do big shows. Tough shows. Fire eating shows, bubble shows, paint shows. I entertain. I offer an escape.

L: What role do you think the Internet plays in your success?

E: More exposure. That’s all.

L: What do you do on your off time?

E: I have my own clothing business. I have my own clothing line. So I take care of that. Every now and then I’ll sit down a do a little sewing.

L: How does your family feel about what you do?

E: They love it. They’re very supportive. They don’t think that there is anything wrong with it.

L: How do you prepare yourself mentally before going on stage?

E: I do a lot of breathing techniques. I do a little bit of meditating. I let all the negative energy out. But for the most part, I just jump right into it.

L: What are your long-term goals and were do you see yourself in the next 20 years?

E: I just plan on saving a lot of money and I want to open up a few businesses, like I said, I have my own clothing line and hopefully I can open up a gym or a tanning spa. But I plan on continuing doing what I’m doing until somebody tells me to hang it up. I just want to play it smart and invest and hopefully my clothing line will take care of me in the future.

After the interview, I convinced my girlfriend that we had to stick around so I could review Exotica’s performance. Since it was 9:30 and Exotica’s show started at 10, she was cool with that. We didn’t have long to wait. However, she didn’t end up going on stage until 11:30. Needless to say, I was forced to sit and stare for the next two hours at some of the hottest women the God/ Plastic Surgery team ever created.

I had to make my girl feel better by agreeing with her every negative critique and comment of the bad boob jobs and celluloid buttcheeks. (A tip for the guys out there: whether the topic is another girls tits, or the quality of her mother’s cooking, when talking to your girl, always just nod yer head and utter the phrase, “Yes dear, I agree.”)

The wait ended up paying off. My girlfriend would even admit to this. When the curtains opened up, a luscious Exotica busted out in Las Vegas style get-up. It didn’t stay on long. She quickly undressed, focussing her attention on a little guy who was a bulls-eye image of that little shit from Malcolm in the Middle. It was quite evident that he was a fresh 18 years of age based on the presence of his pimples and his shit-eating grin. Yes, it was quite obviously his first experiences with the pleasures of adult entertainment.

She kneeled down in front of him, pulled him out of his seat, and proceeded to spank the shit out of him like his mother would be doing if she knew her baby was frequenting a place like this.

As soon as she finished humiliating the pimpled-face pre-man, she embarked on one of the most insane strip shows I’ve ever seen performed. It went far beyond your typical sex show.

Exotica set up the stage with two candles on each side of her and placed a cup of alcohol in front of her. She dipped two long sticks wrapped in a flammable material into the alcohol and touched them to the flames bouncing off the wicks. She began rubbing the fiery sticks over her naked body leaving behind a trail of blue flames dancing off her bare flesh. I was hypnotized. And just as I was falling into my trance-like state, she gulped a huge mouth full of alcohol, arched her back, and spit directly into the sticks of flames. A ten-foot trail of fire flew over the crowd. I got chills and my nipples got hard.

She proceeded to breathe fire 3 more times, each breath more intense than the last. As soon as the eyebrows of every fuck in the first 3 rows were burnt off, Exotica got down to your typical “stick a dollar in my garter and I’ll stick a pussy in yer face” type of show.

Andi encouraged me to go up to the stage and I kindly declined. That was until I saw the second treatment she gave to Malcolm in the Middle. I had to step up. She spotted me out and grabbed my shirt, lifting me out of my seat. She gave me a kiss then bounced my head off her triple D tits. I saw stars and I think I had that same shit-eating grin on my face that I was condemning Malcolm for a little earlier.

The night went off without a hitch. Everything went smooth. So the next time you’re in the mood for a little pussy, pyro, and pain, hop on the Internet and look up Exotica. She’ll be in a town near you and it’s not something you wanna miss.

interviews by Brian Bush
originally published for layers magazine