The Gazette’s 20Q Features Local Polka Master Steve Meisner

Steve Meisner (R) performing in 2001 with his band at the Cravath Lakefront Park bandshell

Here’s the way The Gazette describes their 20Q (twenty questions) weekly feature: Kicks presents 20Q, a feature that introduces readers to people involved in the area’s arts and entertainment community. Compiled by kicks Editor Greg Little, each piece will include a short bio, photo and answers to questions that provide insight into not only that person’s artistic interests but also his or her unique personality.

20Q for August 12 features Whitewater’s internationally renowned polka musician, Steve Meisner. The son of another polka legend, Verne Meisner, Steve started learning the accordion at age five. Click here to read the article, which it appears you may access without a subscription. Steve’s website may be found here.

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