Nikolas Schreck

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American occultist, musician, humorist and philosopher. Founder of the seminal California goth band Radio Werewolf. A figure in the early Hollywood gothic scene of the 1980s. Former associate of Adam Parfrey and Boyd Rice in the Abraxas Foundation. Schreck and Parfrey subsequently collaborated on a book about Charles Manson entitled "The Manson File" and in a music/spoken-word concert commemorating the founding of the Church of Satan. Schreck (born Barry Dubin) is the husband of the former Zeena LaVey, daughter of Anton LaVey. Schreck has met personally with Manson and film footage of Schreck's interview with Manson (Charles Manson Superstar) was for sale on videocassette for many years. He and his wife have co-authored a controversial book on magica sexualis.

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