Keep On Trekkin' (Star Trek club zine edited by Steven Kossoff)

Keep On Trekkin' is a Star Trek: TOS club zine published in New York City.
==Creators==
Steven Kossoff (President), George Alvarez (Editor in Chief), Roger Lavinsky (Fantasy Editor), Cory Haibloom (Consulting Editor), and Joshua Lavinsky (Consulting Editor).
==V.1 N.1==
==V.1 N.2==
==V.1 N.3==
==V.1 N.4==
This issue mistakenly labels it as "v.1 n.3," an error that was pointed out in the next issue.
==V.2 N.1==
Keep On Trekkin' v.2 n.1 was published in January 1975 and contains 4 pages.
* Preview to the N.Y. Star Trek Conventions '75, an article by Steven Kossoff describing things to do and see at Trek conventions (1)
* From the President, a short questionnaire about what fans want to see in this zine (2)
* Hailing Frequencies: "Is Roddenberry Selling Out?", part one, article by George Alvarez (2)
* Trivia Contest, six questions (3)
* Classified Ads (3)
* Fantasy Corner: The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, to be continued, by Steve Lavinsky (short description of the book series) (3)
* Editor's Note, about the previous issue's error in numbering as stated in the masthead (4)
* K.O.T. Teletype, short blurbs about how to register for cons and the hotels, theater productions Nimoy is in (4)
* Comics Column, by George Alvarez ("This may possibly be a regular feature. If you want to see more of it see the readers poll (question #5) on page 2.") (4)
From "Preview to the N.Y. Star Trek Conventions '75": 
==V.2 N.2==
Keep On Trekkin' v.2 n.2 was published in March 1975 and contains 4 pages.
* Review and Comparison The N.Y.S.T. Cons! by Steven Kossoff, two con reports, see Star Trek Lives! and International Star Trek Convention for details. ("Surviving through one Star Trek Convention is highly unlikely, surviving two in a row is nearly impossible! There were two cons this year, and I went to both and somehow lived to write about them. Both cons were quite successful, but in my opinion, "The Star Trek Convention" outdid Al Schuster's "International Star Trek Convention" considerably. There were many things that were different between the two cons, but two things prevailed over both; the overcrowded conditions and the appearance of Issac Asimov, Hal Clement, Jeff Maynard (The Andromeda Light Show), and William Shatner.") (1)
* From the President, welcome to new readers, changes to the zine due to poll results (no one liked the comic column, and the fantasy news wasn't popular) (2)
* K.O.T. Teletype (news of Trek cons, also a listing for "Star Trek Lives on WHBI (105.9 FM) every Wednesday night 1:30-2:00 AM") (2)
* an order form for Star-Fleet Uniforms (shirts only) sold by Bill Hickey in Dresher, PA. (basic uniforms are $16.50, insignia and braids are extra)
* Hailing Frequencies: "Is Roddenberry Selling Out?", part two, article by George Alvarez (about Star Trek: Animated, commercialization, and David Gerrold) (3)
* Letter from Joanna Cantor, reply from Steven Kossoff, the above article (4)
* Trivia Contest, game about how to "make Saurian Brandy"
==V.2 N.3==
Keep On Trekkin' v.2 n.3 was published in May 1975 and contains 4 pages. 
The editor apologizes: 
* The Star Trek War!, by George Alvarez ("There is a war going on. A war between the T.V. establishment (the bad guys) and the viewing public (the good guys)." (1)
* Classified Ads (2)
* KOT Teletype (movie news) (2)
* From the President (a plea for readers to step up and start LOOT Chapters: "Don't be scared by the idea that there's a penalty of sorts if you take the job and it does not work out, you can resign if you feel you can't cope and there will be no penalty or hard feelings." Also, "LOOT is endevoring [sic] to produce a one-shot fanzine entitled "Kling On Trekkin'", a parody of our newsletter (and there is a lot to kid about!") (3)
* Hailing Frequencies: "Star Trek: The Perfect Show", article by George Alvarez (3)
* Trivia Contest (not really a trivia contest, but asks for art from members. "Drawings cannot be returned. MEMBERS ONLY!") (4)
* two short fan letters (4)
* Fantasy Corner: The Lord of the Rings by Prof. J.R.R. Tolkien, continued from v.2 n.1, article by Steve Lavinsky (4)
From "KOT Teletype": 
==V.2 N.4==
Keep On Trekkin' v.2 n.4 was published in July 1975 and contains 4 pages.
* A Report on Vul-Con II by Matthew Marcel (1)
* The Aliens from Star Trek, art by Jack Martin, contest winner (1)
* KOT Teletype, info about the Star Trek movie, includes a letter from Roddenberry that includes: Roddenberry also stated that the movie planned to use "ten or so film 'name stars' in guest and cameo roles, but this will not diminish the role or the importance of the original STAR TREK television actors." - The letter ends with: "Yes, it lives!": (2)
* blurbs about Philadelphia International Star Trek Convention and the 1975 Star Trek Lives! (2)
* several very short letters (3)
* Trektest, a word find by Russell G. Thompson (3)
* Hailing Frequencies: "Space, the Final Frontier", essay by George Alvarez about humanity and space (4)
From KOT Teletype:
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Club Zines