Legendary NYC club director Steve Adelman to publish memoir Nocturnal Admissions

The former director of New York’s legendary clubs, Steve Adelman is publishing a memoir titled Nocturnal Admissions.

This upcoming memoir will have Adelman share stories from his time working in the heyday of clubs including Tunnel, Limelight, Avalon, and many more.

Adelman began his career in the late 80s working as the director of New York’s largest nightclub, Roxy, on a recommendation from RuPaul.

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By the mid-nineties he was Director at Limelight, Tunnel, Palladium and Club USA, becoming a widely known face of the New York clubbing scene.

People mentioned in the memoir include the likes of Jack Nicholson, Bruce Willis, Sir Richard Branson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rudy Giuliani, and Snoop Dogg, among others.

In an interview with Magnetic Magazine Adelman said: “Most people are surprised when I say I consider myself a writer who got sidetracked by nightlife for three decades. When I was living in Hollywood, I began keeping a journal of my nightlife adventures. I showed it to my literary agent, who burst out laughing, telling me it read like "a season of Curb Your Enthusiasm on acid." That was in 2005, and it has taken me this long to complete it due to my work schedule.”

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Pre-order Nocturnal Admissions here.

Becky Buckle is Mixmag's Digital Intern, follow her on Twitter