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Tracee Meltzer

as Roxy Astor

Tracee Meltzer was born and raised in Seattle, Washington where she attended Beauty School and the Seattle Art Institute, she decided to move to Los Angeles and landed the part of Roxy Astor one of the Park Ave Knockouts from G.L.O.W, The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. After filming 2 seasons of Glow she settled down and raised 3 children. Glow was always in her thoughts, so she decided to do something about it and raised money through kickstarter and the first AfterGlow Fan Party took place on Oct 25 2014 at the Acme Comedy Theatre  reuniting the Glow girls and Glow fans; since then there has been 3 successful AfterGlow Cruises and now the Dream of bringing it on stage will be a reality with AfterGlow 80s Musical Experience.

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Queenie Booher

Matilda the Hun was a star on the 80’s iconic television show GLOW (Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling), that aired on television from 1986-1990.  Matilda the Hun first used her stage name “Queen Kong” while skating roller derby.  After GLOW she wrestled as Queen Kong in POWW (Powerful Women of Wrestling).  She has been featured in many film, television, music and magazine productions. She was recently in a movie called “The Dog Wedding” as Elaine “Queen Kong” Pierce, mother of a professional wrestler.  The video from her hit single, “(I Eat) Raw Meat”, was frequently played for many years on KNBC-TV4 by Los Angeles sportscaster Fred Rogin. Queen Kong is a powerful Glamazon Warrior who has lived a life of Glitter, Guts and Glory. From Roller derby, to film and television, to mud wrestling, and to even creating the very first telephone sex business in the world, Queen Kong has dominated them all.

Debi Pelletier

as Dallas

Debi Pelletier "aka" Dallas born in Oakland CA raised in Sacramento CA. Got into professional wrestling in 1982, wrestled for many different leagues throughout her career. Debi won the California champion for AWA in 1983 as the "Killer Tomato". She got her SAG card on the movie Grunt.  Debi has been married for 26 years and has 5  children and 6 grandchildren. In 2014 Debi was honored by the Cauliflower Alley Club in Las Vegas NV. She loves camping and traveling with her family.