Visions Strip Club propels me into the top gentlemen’s clubs in the Saint Louis Metro East and as an adult entertainment writer.
I have just written an incredible story about my Return to Visions that I want to publish so badly that I will do practically anthing to do it. Even if it means shaking hands with the devil.
The drive to the Visions Strip Club is otherworldly. Underneath the bluffs formed by the Mississippi River eons ago, the winding two lane heads straight out to PT’s West and the new Visions Strip Club past the Cahokia Mounds.
Where Monks Mound overlooks the remnants of the greatest Indian civilization the North American Continent ever encountred. Here in 1200 AD lived 20000 inhabitants. Its populace outnumbering London’s at that time.
The two lane road to the Visions strip club and Pt’s is ominous, mysterious, and beautiful. It is a trip back into time. And into the future. As for the present. It’s a time for romance.
The Visions strip club has been entirely remodeled. Using Platinum club its larger sister as a model. It used to be called Paradise club, but now it’s undergone the Jim Lichtey touch. Jim’s the owner of the Platinum Club along with three or four other clubs, a couple of them in the Kansas City area. But since I used to go to the old Paradise Club, I aleady know a few people at Visions. Among them is a beautiful nurse. But I’m not about to tell you the whole story. Because it’s in my book, Life of an Exotic Entertainment Photographer.
The nurse actually has an RN. So money’s no problem for her. But every now and then she drives 140 miles to a Saint Louis Metro East strip club. To let her wild streak come out.
I meet for the first time, Selena and Angie, two new dancers at Visions. Sahara too, although I knew her before as my waitress.
All three of them will soon become three of my best friends. But tonight’s for romance, when I take the nurse to Monk’s Mound after the club closes. Watching the sun come up as we huddle together at the top of Monk’s Mound pondering what life must have been like over 900 hundred years ago for the the indiginous populace of Cahokia.
Related links
Reflecting on a Civilization hundreds of Years Ago
Cahokia Mounts Museum Society web site
Life of an Exotic Entertainment Photographer includes the entire story, “Return to Visions” which would become along with my Dick Fitswell short stories my first publications in American adult magazines.