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Manager of historic California strip club is fatally shot
Los Angeles Times
|October 11, 2025
The victim ran the San Francisco bar, the site of an infamous death by piano.
DANCERS Leslie Land, left, and Crystal Welles pose with barker Glen Luce after the Condor Club tried out a fully clothed show in 1987.
Decades after a bouncer was infamously killed by a piano during a sexual interlude, tragedy has once again struck the legendary Condor Club in San Francisco. The general manager of the historic topless bar was recently shot outside his Santa Rosa home, and his killer, for now, remains a mystery.
The Santa Rosa Police Department is investigating the homicide of Mark Calcagni, 60, who was found lying unresponsive on Brookwood Avenue near Birdsfoot Way at 6:25 a.m. Oct. 3. He was shot multiple times, and the motive behind the attack is unknown.
On Wednesday, the department was still searching for a suspect and a murder weapon, said department spokesperson Sgt. Patricia Seffens.
Anyone with information about the incident, or nearby residents with security camera video, are urged to come forward.
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