If you’re looking for something to do tonight, this is a great one to check out—and it supports an incredible cause.

The Sub Zero Mission helps provide warmth and essential items to those in need during harsh winter conditions. Your support tonight helps make a real difference.

A fundraiser for Sub Zero Mission is happening tonight in Willoughby, bringing together live music, raffles, and a strong sense of community.

From Sub Zero Mission:
“The Sub Zero Mission goes where others won’t—into the camps, under bridges, and to the forgotten places where the unsheltered survive. We don’t just deliver warming items—we bring hope, build trust, and walk beside veterans on their journey to stability. Run by veterans and powered by volunteers, we’re more than a charity. We’re a mission—boots on the ground, hearts in the fight, and a promise that no one gets left behind.”

Even if you can only stop by for a bit, it’s a great way to enjoy live music while giving back to the community. Doors open at 5pm, Music starts at 7pm!

👉 Get directions & plan your visit:
https://maps.google.com/?q=38295+Pelton+Rd+Willoughby+OH

Billy Sullivan is a lifelong Brook Park, Ohio musician whose career spans more than 50 years as a performer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Beginning his musical journey at just 13, Sullivan built a lasting presence on both local and international stages, performing alongside notable artists such as Gary Lewis, Eric Carmen, Peter Frampton, and Dickey Betts.

A familiar figure in Cleveland and Buffalo’s music scenes since the mid-1970s, Sullivan has toured worldwide with groups like Gary Lewis and the Playboys and Herman’s Hermits featuring Peter Noone. His recording career includes the single “Never Again (Without You),” which earned national airplay, while his recognizable voice is featured in the iconic IX Indoor Amusement Park jingle.

A member of the duo Spina & Sullivan, he has collaborated with longtime musical partner Rich Spina for nearly four decades. Deeply rooted in his hometown, Sullivan credits Brook Park for shaping his musical path and continues to inspire others with his dedication to the craft. Even after five decades in the industry, he remains active, grateful, and committed to performing, with no plans of slowing down.

Rich Spina is a Cleveland-based musician with a decades-long career as a singer, songwriter, producer, and musical director. He first gained recognition in the 1970s as frontman of LOVE AFFAIR, which achieved national success with the hit “Mama Sez,” a song he co-wrote. He later launched Richard & The Heartbeats, earning additional acclaim with “Somebody Loves You.”

From 1987 to 2004, Spina served as musical director, keyboardist, and road manager for Gary Lewis and the Playboys, performing alongside numerous notable artists. He has also toured with Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone.

In addition to touring, Spina is an accomplished producer and songwriter, running his own studio, RBS Recording. He has released solo albums including Sometimes, When I’m Alone and Silly Melodies & Soliloquies, highlighting his versatility and longevity in the music industry.

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