The Weh Aye Cocker Club, was set up at Norwich Arts Centre as part of a Community Arts Team initiative in the early 1980's, The team was part funded by the Manpower Services Commission, as an incentive to get the callow British youth off the unemployment figures. The team was run by Guy Myhill - a film-maker and co-run by John Franklin musician and sound man. The club was generally held on a Tuesday or Wednesday night, and featured a couple of local bands with the occasional national act in the café bar. Entrance was 50p and included a curiously assembled booklet which was a collection of surreal ramblings from the various alter ego's of team members, and curious button badges, films made by local teenagers, and bits of ageing celluloid were played in the background during the evening whic