songs with Casale and others. This event was reportedly the first time Lewis and Casale had performed together in over 40 years. Other work Lewis' poetry has been published in Creedences, Shelley's and in Poetry Review when Eric Mottram was editor. In 1977, he released a book of poetry titled Viscerally, illustrated by Fran Fecko and published by Tom Beckett. In 1980, Lewis wrote and performed the song "Andrea" under the name Hurricane Bob for the Akron new wave compilation album Bowling Balls from Hell and later worked on videos with new wave groups Tin Huey, Hammer Damage and Human Switchboard. In the 1980s, while working as a consultant in Damascus, Syria, he was Middle East Correspondent for Rolling Stock magazine, published by Ed and Jennifer Dunbar Dorn. References External links Lewis, Bob (2006). , Devaluate.com. Archived from the original on 2006-02-07. (Photo) Lewis, Bob (1972-07-14). The Staff (LA Staff) (Los Angeles, CA). Republished at Cleveland.com. Archived from the republish on 2007-10-14. Devo at MoMA Looking at Music Andrea Live performance 2017 Devotional - Auto Mowdown Live performance 2017 Devotional - Beehive Edited Live performance 2017 Devotional - both songs The Stiff Records Story Kent State Creative Arts Festival 1974 Malcolm Tent Interview Part 1 2021 Malcolm Tent Interview Part 2 2021 Malcolm Tent Interview Part 3 2021 Akron Art Institute Interview 1977 1947 births Living people American people of Welsh descent Musicians from Akron, Ohio American male poets Devo members Kent State University alumni People from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio