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"There was so much aggression...they were more like a street gang than a skate team"
-SkateBoarder Magazine circa 1975

Zephyr Skateboard Team circa 1975

to see photos & articles on the individual skaters
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(upper row L-R) Shogo Kubo, Bob Biniak, Nathan Pratt, Stacy Peralta, Jim Muir
Alan Sarlo Chris Cahill, Tony Alva

(bottom row L-R) Wentzle Ruml IV, Peggy Oki, Jay Adams, Paul Constantineau

Jeff Ho
"Baby" Paul Cullen
Arthur Lake
Marty Grimes
Wes Humpston
Dennis "Polar Bear" Agnew
Larry Bertleman

 
 
 
 


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Jay Adams with Z-Boys.com (2001) while incarcerated

Wentzle Ruml IV with Z-Boys.com (2001)

Shogo Kubo with Z-Boys.com (2001)

Skip Engblom's lost 1977 interview

 

 

 

 
The Z-Boys and the original DogTown crew are household names among skaters. Yet, many of the people they have interacted with are not nearly as recognizable. Z-Boys.com feels that the more one knows about them, the more one can truly appreciate all that went into their skating and their place in history. The Z-Boys.com "Who’s Who!" is an attempt to include everyone who has in one way or another contributed to the original DogTown scene.

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ONCE AGAIN
Z-BOYS.COM GAVE YOU THE SCOOP
BEFORE ANYONE ELSE!


Online and never released to the public, rough deleted scene from the documentary "DogTown and Z-Boys"...The very loose rough cut discusses the original DogTown articles.

It begins with some material that will be familiar to those who have seen the film, but then goes on to show various quotes from the stories and an entire scene that is an homage to the DogTown godfather Craig Stecyk III that was cut entirely.

Narrated by Stacy Peralta before Sean Penn was signed on to narrate the film.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 









 

"There was so much aggression...they were more like a street gang than a skate team"
-SkateBoarder Magazine circa 1975

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