Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club spokesman Bruce "Fuzz" Terreson announced today that the Pilot for the "Living On The Edge" TV reality show will be filmed in Pennsylvania later this month. Mr. Terreson also confirmed that members of the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club will be the primary focus of this Harley themed show, and that corporate executive Michael Crowe will be the personality appearing as a guest of the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club.
In this episode of "Living On The Edge", Mr. Crowe will be injected into the lives of various Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club members, spending time with their families, at their jobs, and in the communities in which they live. The Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club, with Mr. Crowe riding along, will attend some motorcycle related events in the area and host a cookout for Iraqi war veterans.
Dennis Fritz, author of "Journey Towards Justice", and Edward Winterhalder, author of "Out In Bad Standings: Inside The Bandidos Motorcycle Club - The Making Of A Worldwide Dynasty" and contributing author for "The Mammoth Book of Bikers", have also accepted invitations to appear with Crowe and the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club at the cookout.
Mr. Fritz spent 12 years wrongfully imprisoned in Oklahoma for a murder he did not commit. Freed from prison by DNA testing in 1999 by famed attorney Barry Sheck's Innocence Project, his remarkable story is the subject of John Grisham's latest blockbuster titled "The Innocent Man". The movie rights for "An Innocent Man" have been sold to George Clooney; the film is now in pre-production and expected to film in early 2008.
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