Meet Johnny Many Hats

Thanks to Johnny Many Hats' uniquely wide range of creative service, you need no longer hire lots of different specialists, write lots of different checks, and suffer lots of different headaches. The fellow who does the layout and the fellow who writes the copy work in perfect synch -- by virtue of being one and the same fellow! You, the advertiser, explain what you're after once, not a bunch of times. And your prospective customer gets your message that much more clearly.

Johnny Many Hats Writes!

It was as a music critic that Johnny Many Hats first made a(n internationally recognized) name for himself. Later he wrote books (his authorized autobiography, I, Caramba, two published biographies, and several unpublished novels, but it isn't a fair world), and feature articles for The Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, Playboy, Creem, San Francisco, and Many Others. He won the prestigious PEN Syndicated Fiction award and wrote screenplays. He was the editorial director at both A&M and ABC Records. The New York Times Book Review called his irresistibly good-humored style "buoyant."

Moreover, he's done tons of freelance advertising copywriting for clients as diverse as Billboard magazine, Chevron Oil, Billy Jack Productions (remember those dreadful movies about a sanctimonious hippie martial arts expert?) and Mauna Loa, America's prime purveyor of macadamia nuts, for bigshot agencies like Marsteller Advertising and Young & Rubicam.

Examine samples of Johnny Many Hats' prose and you'll see that, whether intended to amuse, inform, or persuade, it's infused with lapidary wit, with rare panache. In this instance, he urges, "Trust all of what you read."

Johnny Many Hats Designs!

Even during his decades as a journalist, author, and minor rock star, Johnny Many Hats had remained feverishly interested in graphic design. So when a great big international record company with offices in a Sunset Blvd. skyscraper bought him his first Macintosh , on which to do a monthly newsletter, in 1992, he was in absolute hog heaven. Such was his fascination with the possibilities of the new digital technology that his fiancee had to make apoint of coming downstiars to his office periodically to ensure that he wasn't getting dehydrated. Often she'd find him so lost in Adobe Photoshop or Quark Xpress or, later, Macromedia Director that he'd have forgotten to sip for hours from the bottle of chilled Pellegrino he keeps nearby at all times!

He wasn't just gung-ho, though, but gifted as well, and soon clients as diverse as Rhino Records and Bedside Manner, makers of fine denim sleepwear for men, were clamoring for his design services. And little wonder, as Johnny Many Hats' graphic design is an airbag on the passenger side, a restaurant restroom with flattering lighting, a trip to the moon on gossamer wings.

And in 1996, he added Website design to his bag of tricks in the guise of Wilma W. Wilson.

Having leapt aboard the digital design bandwagon relatively recently, Johnny Many Hats points out, "There's an awful lot of fiercely mediocre --- and in many cases even appalling -- design out there, and I didn't do a bit of it."

The Johnny Many Hats Generous Kickback Program

Need an easy way to earn extra cash for a vacation, electrolysis, or your teenager's bail? Refer a prospective client to this site. If he or she hires Johnny Many Hats, Johnny Many Hats will kick back 5 percent of his fee!

Contacting Johnny Many Hats is as easy as calling (800) 701-HATS or sending e-mail!




		Thanks to Johnny Many Hats' uniquely wide range of creative service, you need no longer hire lots of different specialists, write lots of different checks, and suffer lots of different headaches. The fellow who does the layout and the fellow who writes the copy work in perfect synch -- by virtue of being one and the same fellow! You, the advertiser, explain what you're after once, not a bunch of times. And your prospective customer gets your message that much more clearly.

		Johnny Many Hats Writes! It was as a music critic that Johnny Many Hats first made a(n internationally recognized) name for himself. Later he wrote books (his authorized autobiography, I, Caramba, two published biographies, and several unpublished novels, but it isn't a fair world), and feature articles for The Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, Playboy, Creem, San Francisco, and Many Others. He won the prestigious PEN Syndicated Fiction award and wrote screenplays. He was the editorial director at both A&M and ABC Records. The New York Times Book Review called his irresistibly good-humored style "buoyant." Moreover, he's done tons of freelance advertising copywriting for clients as diverse as Billboard magazine, Chevron Oil, Billy Jack Productions (remember those dreadful movies about a sanctimonious hippie martial arts expert?) and Mauna Loa, America's prime purveyor of macadamia nuts, for bigshot agencies like Marsteller Advertising and Young & Rubicam. Examine samples of Johnny Many Hats' prose and you'll see that, whether intended to amuse, inform, or persuade, it's infused with lapidary wit, with rare panache. In this instance, he urges, "Trust all of what you read."

		Johnny Many Hats Designs! Even during his decades as a journalist, author, and minor rock star, Johnny Many Hats had remained feverishly interested in graphic design. So when a great big international record company with offices in a Sunset Blvd. skyscraper bought him his first Macintosh , on which to do a monthly newsletter, in 1992, he was in absolute hog heaven. Such was his fascination with the possibilities of the new digital technology that his fiancee had to make apoint of coming downstiars to his office periodically to ensure that he wasn't getting dehydrated. Often she'd find him so lost in Adobe Photoshop or Quark Xpress or, later, Macromedia Director that he'd have forgotten to sip for hours from the bottle of chilled Pellegrino he keeps nearby at all times! He wasn't just gung-ho, though, but gifted as well, and soon clients as diverse as Rhino Records and Bedside Manner, makers of fine denim sleepwear for men, were clamoring for his design services. And little wonder, as Johnny Many Hats' graphic design is an airbag on the passenger side, a restaurant restroom with flattering lighting, a trip to the moon on gossamer wings. And in 1996, he added Website design to his bag of tricks in the guise of Wilma W. Wilson. Having leapt aboard the digital design bandwagon relatively recently, Johnny Many Hats points out, "There's an awful lot of fiercely mediocre --- and in many cases even appalling -- design out there, and I didn't do a bit of it."

		The Johnny Many Hats Generous Kickback Program Need an easy way to earn extra cash for a vacation, electrolysis, or your teenager's bail? Refer a prospective client to this site. If he or she hires Johnny Many Hats, Johnny Many Hats will kick back 5 percent of his fee! Contacting Johnny Many Hats is as easy as calling (800) 701-HATS or sending e-mail!