A Queen City Girl: The Pat Rice Story
Channel: TheAshtrayFloors
Date: 2013-10-07

*Update* 
5/30/2020 - Cincinnati has lost a true legend. Pat Rice has passed away. She’s moving on to the grand punk rock show in the sky. Pat was a treasure who can never be replaced. She was a rare bird with a giant heart. She was the one thing we all could count on, showing up time and time again to support us all.

Luckily this documentary was made so people have a glimpse of who Pat Rice was and her impact on us all. 
Here are some articles about Pat - 

https://www.citybeat.com/music/spill-it/blog/21135687/cincinnatis-punk-rock-grandma-pat-rice-has-died

https://cincymusic.com/blog/2016/03/women-behind-the-music-in-cincinnati-pat-rice

A Queen City Girl: The Pat Rice Story is a 2009 documentary about Cincinnati's favorite local music super-fan and beloved "Punk Rock Grandma" Pat Rice. Produced and Directed by Chris Grannen. 

 Mike Breen, City Beat Magazine-
"If you're a frequent attendee of local music shows, you've no doubt seen Pat Rice, the 65-year-old "superfan" who probably attends more music events than just about anyone and is beloved by the bands she consistently checks out. Local musician Chris Grannen (of the band The Pinstripes) captured the essence of Rice's unwavering dedication in his excellent documentary film, A Queen City Girl: The Pat Rice Story. As I told Grannen during my interview for the film, Rice is the kind of supporter every true artist craves — she may not have disposable income and can't make you a star, but if she likes you she'll be at every show, offering encouraging words and a warm hug, and not just socializing or "making the scene." Seeing Pat at your shows probably feels better than getting a glowing CityBeat review."