Seven years ago, William Wallace closed on an empty space in Wheeling, West Virginia, with no real direction as to what it would become. In time, things started to take shape, and by the end of 2018, Clientele Art Studio was born with its first official gallery show. Wallace was a friend of ours from Alexa’s music-making days, so it was great to see someone create an attractive space that gives artists in the Ohio Valley a place to showcase their work. Shortly after in January 2019, we were asked to be part of the first Cold Start art show, a three-person exhibition that combined the photography work from Daxton Scholl of Drift Pizza Media, photography from Alexa Diserio of Pittsburgh Moto, and the psychedelic chopper art from myself. Those who attended and stayed late were fortunate to witness an intense drift car burnout by painter Nick Perricellia, who closed the night off with a bang. We covered that first show in Issue Number 005 and returned for a second show in January of 2020 before the pandemic shut everything down.