Hoover High grad achieves dream, opens Dr. Frankenstein's House of Wax record shop
"I couldn't get enough of it," he said. Later, as a teenager at Hoover High School, his future goal was clear-cut: "I had no intention but to be a rock star." Harris, now 39, never became a rock star, although he did play in a few area bands and still records music in his basement. But last June he achieved his longtime goal of opening a record shop, Dr. Frankenstein's House of Wax, where he sells albums, used and new, by a who's who of rock 'n' rollers. "This is something I wanted to do for the last three or four years," Harris said. His machinist job at a shop in Stow had slowed to a craw...