"Another" rock'n'roll museum? Where's the current one? The ephemerae in the walls, bars, & tables of the Pony? To the best of my knowledge, the last rock'n'roll museum in Asbury closed with the Palace in 1989. Some people may consider their tastes too 'refined' for the low or middle brow called rock'n'roll, but the simple fact is, along with everything else, rock'n'roll has been a major part of AP's cultural landscape. It would be extremely foolish, both culturally and economically, not to capitalize on it. The same thing happened when the former site of the Cavern Club in Liverpool was bricked up. The city fathers at the time failed to realize how Betales-related tourism was a boon to the local economy, which was in dire need of a boost. Since then it was reopened, after a fashion, and thankfully the city began opening their eyes and minds to the fact that such music tourism could only help, not hurt.
