Elenaker said he hopes to distribute 500 copies of the next. You're not going to open The New Yorker, Life Magazine, Time or Newsweek and find a whole lot about what's going on out here. Jantz created zines in Los Angeles and San Francisco before moving to Eureka. He creates zines when he can make time in his schedule and prefers to seek contributors instead of having them come to him. Michelle Cable started Panache more than two years ago when the first issue was released on Jan. 15, 1999.
Issues come out every six weeks.
It's mainly Humboldt-based, but it does covers other aspects that are not exactly rooted in Humboldt County. One thousand copies of the zine were distributed from Arcata to Los Angeles while Cable was touring with the band Candy Muscle. Peter Agoston, aka Thanksgiving Brown, wrote an article for the latest issue, as well as Rierdan of Candy Muscle and Jensen Rufe of The Foster Kids.