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The Q was supposed to be the most legendary and inclusive gay club in NYC history. But, instead, it'll be known for its scandals and abrupt closure.
A former employee claims The Q permitted underaged patrons, folks selling the GHB date rape drug, and public sex with customers, though.
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The Q, a four-floor club that featured actors Charlie Carver and Zachary Quinto as investors, suffered when owner Alan Pikus became “hostile to the club catering to any group other than white young men,” the lawsuit alleges.