History
Cooldaddy Media produced music, websites, logos and graphic design. The Cooldaddy Media website first went online in 1994, and this is version 30.5.2 of the website.
The Origins of Cooldaddy Media
Cooldaddy was originally a music fanzine, Published by Stuart Coleman’s Zebra Tone Inc. in the Shenandoah River Valley of Virginia during 1985-1986
Two digest and two tabloid issues were printed with a circulation of 1000 per issue. The magazine was produced on a Radio Shack Tandy 1000 computer with a dot matrix printer for copy. All headlines were set with dry transfer Letraset lettering. Halftones were shot with a stat camera and most resizing was performed with the magic of xerography.
1986-1987
During 1986-to 1987 saw Stuart write for the Washington DC Duckberg Times, becoming it’s editor and production manager and promoted the independent DC music scene, eventually creating Duckberg Times showcase niights at the East Side Club on Half Street in SW Washington DC.
1990
During 1990 Stuart created flyers and newspaper ads and other promotions for Cagneys New Wave Dance Club at #1 Dupont Circle, WDC. He also bartended and became the resident Wednesday night Rave DJ. His spinning selection also propelled him to DJ for the New Year’s Eve Bash.
