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Other TV types who turned up included ex-”Chronicle” gal Mary Richardson and her hubby, Stan Leven, and producers Kathy Bickimer and Amy Masters Ribner WCVB big Bill Fine and his lovely wife, Gayle ’WBZ cheese Ed Piette Channel 7 man on the street Dan Hausle film critic Tim Estiloz and “The Phantom Gourmet” bro David Andel-man, who broadcast his WTKK radio show from Ernie’s dining room during the fete.Įrnie’s PR guru Peggy Rose and her posse were also in full-on party mode, along with fellow spin-meisters George Regan, Joan Jolley, Jeannie Flynn and Jeff Gulko, who brought his galpal, Stefanie Seixas-Mikelus. “The Mad Fisherman” Charlie Moore a roster of radio talent, including WAAF morning crew Greg Hill, Spaz, Kevin Barbare and Danielle Murr Mix 104’s Fast Freddy WZLX’s Kevin Karlson, Pete McKen-zie and Cha Chi Loprete JAM’N’s Ramiro Tor-res WRKO gabber Michele McPhee WTKK’s Doug Meehan and Jim Braude Kiss 108’s Mary Menna and her hubby, Peter former WBCN rocker Mark Paren- teau and Kiss morning show pals Lisa Donovan and Billy Costa and Billy’s “TV Diner” sidekick, Jenny Johnson.

Doing their part for the party circuit were Boston bestseller Dennis Lehane and his wife, Angela Vineyard crooner Livingston Taylor and country gal (and sen-atorial daughter) Ayla Brown rockers Gary Cherone, Pat Badger, James Montgomery and Johnny A. “I felt like it was 1982 again.”Īs great as the gals were, the hit of the night was a dance booth, where guests could go behind a screen and get their groove on, and their silhouette would be on display for the rest of the guests to enjoy.Īnd there was also an hourlong wait at one point for Ernie’s photo booth, where guests mugged for the camera, then saw their face displayed on giant screens.Īmbrosia Events’ main man Anthony Ambrose was in charge of feeding the hungry horde, and his menu included beef short ribs with asparagus, melted leeks in a port soy glaze lamb rack grilled over cinnamon hard wood swordfish grilled over granite with lemon citrus oil and local wild mushrooms and sea scallops cooked on Himalayan salt slabs.Ī long list of media types, musicians, local bold-facers and hangers-on were cutting a swath through the food stations. They sounded so great,” said party host with the most EBJ.

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(Do we even need to tell you that Boch’s Plus One was the lovely Enza Sambataro, who was in full-on hostess mode last night just a month after giving birth to their new daughter, Stella?) Which was a far cry from last year, when the main attraction, Stone Temple Pilots diva Scott Weiland, would only say a private hey to Ernie and ONE other guest. The rockers and the Go-Go’s mixed and mingled with about 100 of Ernie’s most favorite party guests in the host’s music room above his massive garage (which houses an immaculate Ferrari and a vintage Triumph TR-6) at a private meet-and-greet. The ladies closed the night with their ’81 smash, “Our Lips Are Sealed.” Luckily, ours aren’t, so we can tell you that Ernie’s BFF, music manager Paul Geary, arrived from La-La with a planeload of rock royalty, including Disturbed lead singer David Draiman Guns N’ Roses drummer (and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer) Matt Sorum Glen Hughes of Deep Purple Dan Estrin and Doug Robb from Hoobastank and Greg Hawkes from The Cars, along with a posse of lovely ladies headed up by Geary’s wife, Kerrie.

“He was dancing on the stage and security tried to throw him off and Belinda stopped them and said, ‘No, we like him here.’” “Uncle Henry had the best time of all,” laughed Boch. The lady rockers got the dancing started by launching into 1982’s “Vacation,” then worked their way through their catalog of tunes, including “We Got the Beat,” “Head Over Heels” and “Cool Jerk” - during which they were joined onstage by Ernie’s 86-year-old Uncle Henry doing the Watusi! “Thanks so much for inviting us to this great party!” shouted Go-Go’s frontgal Belinda Carlisle as she and her fellow Go’s took the stage around 8 p.m. And unlike last year, when Hurricane Irene threatened to shut down the party, it was a perfect night for schmoozing and boozing.

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