VIDEO: 'Eye on L.A.' hits the Sunset Strip
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- For over 50 years, the legendary Sunset Strip has been a hub for L.A.'s rock scene and a haven for musicians. From the Whisky A Go-Go and The Roxy, to the iconic Rainbow Bar & Grill, the Sunset Strip is in itself an L.A. icon.
SUNSET STRIP VENUES
The Whisky a Go-Go has helped launched careers of some of rock's biggest bands including The Doors, who began as the house band. Another iconic venue on the strip, the Roxy, is known for the great sound and classic rock 'n' roll atmosphere.
RAINBOW BAR & GRILL
Looking to dine with legendary rock stars? The iconic Rainbow Bar & Grill has been a hotspot for stars from Elvis to Ozzy, Madonna and Bon Jovi for 42 years. Make sure to order a classic like their pizza or mother's chicken soup.
PAUL'S HEAD
In the 1960s it was not uncommon to see billboards of the Beatles in Los Angeles. However, it was strange when one billboard was suddenly missing Paul McCartney's head! Robert Landua, artist of the billboard, noticed the head was missing in 1969. It was a mystery for 40 years until Vintage Los Angeles, along with our very own Tina Malave, found the local man with Paul's head!
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