Lena says, "HuffPost Highline just posted an article about Jackie Fuchs (aka Jackie Fox), who was a member of 70s band The Runaways. Her story is a harrowing one: she was raped by her manager, Kim Fowley, in front of everyone in the band — including Joan Jett. She has not spoken about all this, until now."
Fowley had a phrase to describe his work—"doing the hustle"—and he applied it to all aspects of his life. He was sex-obsessed; it was a subject never far from his mind, a constant part of his patter. "In the '70s, on a combination of beer and Quaaludes, you could take on a roomful of lesbians and tear them apart," he was quoted as saying in the biography Queens of Noise: The Real Story of the Runaways. "The favorite sport then was squatting on a table and fucking as hard as you could when the beer and 'ludes hit, and then you would fall to the floor and roll around and come that way. That was the orgasm of choice in the '70s for me."
As he would admit to anyone, Fowley was mostly after teenage girls, or, in his words, "young cunt" or "dirty pussy." In the June 1975 issue of Back Door Man, an influential L.A. 'zine, he spelled out his desires in a personal ad that included a cheesy photo of him in a white sport coat and white pants. It began, "If you are eighteen and like it or if you are under 18 and legally emancipated (with paper work) then you may have just stumbled upon the opportunity of a lifetime."
