Art Fein was a longtime colorful character on the Los Angeles rock and roll scene. In his long and varied career, he was a record company staffer, band manager, music journalist, photographer, concert promoter, record producer and the host of Little Art's Poker Party, a now-legendary talk-and-live-music public access cable show that ran for 24 years and lives on via YouTube. His first book was The L.A. Musical History Tour. He died in 2025 at the age of 79.

Art Fein was a longtime colorful character on the Los Angeles rock and roll scene. In his long and varied career, he was a record company staffer, band manager, music journalist, photographer, concert promoter, record producer and the host of Little Art's Poker Party, a now-legendary talk-and-live-music public access cable show that ran for 24 years and lives on via YouTube. His first book was The L.A. Musical History Tour. He died in 2025 at the age of 79.

Art Fein was a longtime colorful character on the Los Angeles rock and roll scene. In his long and varied career, he was a record company staffer, band manager, music journalist, photographer, concert promoter, record producer and the host of Little Art's Poker Party, a now-legendary talk-and-live-music public access cable show that ran for 24 years and lives on via YouTube. His first book was The L.A. Musical History Tour. He died in 2025 at the age of 79.