The story, which is accompanied by controversial photos of drug use and sex, revolves around Toronto's underground gay club scene on Church Street.
Photographer Alex Ramadan became a part of this particular club scene, and for two years he photographed and interviewed the men it was comprised of.
Gary Glitter is featured in two photographs for the article. He is not in any of the controversial photos, nor was he quoted.
The article portrays Church street's club scene as a place where sex, drugs and house music rule. It also suggests the men involved are attempting to "escape" reality. A man named Matt Barker was quoted as saying, "It was like a mini Neverland. Swear to god. You could fly; you could be whomever you wanted for five hours. That’s what I did. I played dress up. I played make-believe."
He added, "Every club kid that’s in my club kid family has a problem. Mental, physical, addicted to stuff…that’s the glue. If you’re too perfect, you don’t fit in with us."
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