Mark McKane visits an apartment, looking for a man named George who he’s never met. Ron Dilly lives in the apartment and says there’s no George there, but invites McKane in as he nowhere else to stay. He slowly seduces McKane, telling him that he’s a hustler and that McKane could easily make money doing the same. After convincing McKane to give him a blowjob (implied, but unseen) and getting him into bed, Dilly confesses that he was George all along.

Drag performer Warren Fremming (aka Freida) hosts a revue co-starring female celebrity impersonator Jim Bailey, as well as a drag/costume contest judged by Rev. Troy Perry and others, at Joani Presents nightclub.

Brian Reynolds and Jim Cassidy pose and chastely kiss in a garden decked out with Grecian statues and columns.

Pat Rocco said that he showed this film on television during an interview where it was shown up to the point of nudity.

Second annual Groovy Guy winner Dino Nova appears in a quick-cut scene, possibly filmed in Griffith Park, in which he models various men’s fashions, then finally appears in the nude.

Meat Market stripper Bob Philpot was arrested for lewd performance. Rocco showed up to film Philpot’s dance as part of his defense, when a second police raid occurred on the spot, and Rocco ended up filming the arrests. The second half of the film was made days later, when Rocco interviewed Philpot and his lawyer, and filmed Philpot’s dance as originally intended.

Mark McKane plays an ex-con who has sexual encounters with his prison rapist Peter Boice, lover back home Joe Nolan, and hot telephone repairman Eric.

Directed by Rocco protégés Michael Redd, Seth, Frank Newcomb and Dale Hollan.

Written by Michael Redd.

Filmed by James Prestridge and Seth.

Emcee John Phillip Law hosts Christmas visit to Griffith Park by the L.A. cast of “Hair.”

Four hunks (Phil Benton, Billy Hitchcock, Jim Glasgow, Dale Williams) strip down and snuggle with the titular kitten.

Rocco hosts & interviews participants in two 1969 gay marches, one to Los Angeles’ City Hall, the other at night time along Hollywood Boulevard. Both protests led by Reverend Troy Perry.

Nude models Gary Miller & Robert Weaver stalk each other animalistically, circling in a grassy field, then ultimately come close enough to engage in a romantic kiss.

Entered into the San Francisco International Erotic Film Festival.