Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans

You may be looking for the Professionals zine, Leather and Blue Jeans.
Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans is a slash Starsky and Hutch anthology edited by Linda McGee and Pat Massie.
==Regarding the Title==
The title of this zine is from a verse in Terry Gibb's song "Somebody's Knocking." Linda McGee explained: "My first introduction to Terry Gibb's "Somebody's Knockin' " was a songtape accompanied by that scene! Is it any wonder I wanted to name a zine after it?" from Frienz #28
:"Somebody's knockin', should I let him in?
:Lord, it's the devil, would you look at him?
:I heard about him, but I never dreamed
:He'd have blue eyes and blue jeans..."
==Issue 1==
Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 1 was published in 1995 and has 183 pages/105,000 words. It has three full-page art pieces, one by Linda Cody and two by J. Jones. The zine won the STIFfie (Best zine – Misc. Category) at Media West in 1996 and the Huggy Award (Best SH Zine) at ZebraCon in 1997.
* Milestone by Emily Levin (1)
* Need, poem by Leah S. (16)
* Night Reflections by Linda Cody (17)
* Water and Flame by Lynne Dhenson, poem (28)
* When Gravity Fails by Linda McGee (winner of a 1995 STIFfie Award) (29)
* Everybody Hurts, poem by Michelle Christian (52)
* The Thin Blue Line, poem by Michelle Christian (53)
* Starsky and Hutchinson are Dead by MRK (54) (con skit)
* Best Friend by Theresa Kyle (61)
* The Rose, You by Lynne Dhenson (112)
* Uncharted Wilderness by Mary Millard (113)
* Question, poem by Emily Ross (126)
* Shadow Boxer by Jane (127)
* Golden Boy by Mary Louise Fisher (174) (part of The Golden Boy Series)
File:bluejeans1art2.jpg|art from issue #1, J. Jones. This drawing accompanied the poem The Rose, You which takes place during the events of Sweet Revenge. The image is based on the scene where Hutch sits, distraught and tense, next to Starsky's hospital bed. Time stopped again today....Alone, my sorrow flows too well/And sets my mind adrift.... At the time of publication fan poetry was waning in popularity and only a few zine editors continued to publish it.
File:bluejeans1art1.jpg|art from issue #1, Linda Cody, illustrating her own story Night Reflections
File:bluejeans1art3.jpg|art from issue #1, J. Jones, this image was reused with some modifications for the cover of With a Little Help from My Friends. Jones's art was often repeated in multiple fanzines. See that page to learn how the addition of color and title text subtly changes the look and feel of the drawing.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 2 was published in 1996 and contains 193 pages. It has a color cover by Linda Cody. Interior art is by Jane of Australia as "J.J." and Evelyn. It won the STIFfie (Best zine – Misc. Category) at Media West in 1997.
From the editorial: "The alternate universe principle -- Most SH writers respect the events of the series as canon when creating a story. The only difficulty with this approach arises when one wants to write a love story set anywhere prior to 'Sweet Revenge.' To most fans, the characters of S&H don't lend themselves to the premise that they shared a casual sexual relationship while continuing to date, yet the guys were competing over women right up until the end of the series. Options are to make all stories post-Sweet Revenge, or to be a little flexible when viewing a particular story as an entity separate from the series' time line. In this sense, while we have remained true to the series' events preceding the events of the tale, some of these stories might be considered alternate universe."
* The Last to Know by Telana Wells (1)
* Night and Day by Lynne Dhenson, poem (11)
* Pearls Beyond Price by Carolyn Bell (12)
* Waltz Me Again by Ginger Fitts (29)
* Insurance Noire by Eleanor Burke Marshall & Letitia Emerson Lawrence(33)
* Moment in the Greenhouse by Lynne Dhenson, poem (38)
* Happy Birthday to You by Flamingo (39)
* Triple XXX-tremity by Fee Folay (68)
* Midnight Ramblings and Morning Musings by Lari Clardy (77)
* Why I Live at the Best Western by Mary Louise Fisher (81) (part of The Golden Boy Series)
* Nuts by Linda Cody (97)
* Journal Entry by Telana Wells (100)
* Show and Tell by Isabel Ortiz (103)
* Presents Under the Tree by Telana Wells (121)
* Dream a Little Dream by Emily Levin (126)
* The Salt Point by Isabel Ortiz (133)
File:blueeyes2art1.jpg|art from issue #2 by J.J. for the story Pearls Beyond Price. 
File:blueeyes2art2.jpg|art from issue #2, Evelyn
File:blueeyes2art3.jpg|art from issue #2, J.J. for the story Show and Tell. This is one of only three art pieces in the zine, typical for zines published in the mid-to-late 1990s as artwork declined in the face of desktop word processing.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Category:1996 Zines