The Kansas Highway Patrol today identified a 56-year-old man who died
in a motorcycle wreck Saturday on Kansas 7 near 75th Street as Frank
X. Zappa, of Overland Park.
Patrol reports said Zappa was riding with other motorcyclists
northbound on K-7 about 5:05 p.m. He was in the inside lane when he
lost control and hit a rubber post. A rider behind Zappa then hit the
back of Zappa’s motorcycle. Both bikes careened across the highway to
the right, throwing Zappa and the other rider, Tory J. King, 37, of
Wyoming. King survived. Neither rider was wearing a helmet, according
to patrol reports.
56 years old?! Frank faked his own birth and death!
This guy was Frank's cousin. Yesterday I found out that he is the
brother of Barb Zappa who is pictured opposite Frank along with Granny
Zappa in the book My Brother was a Mother.
> On Nov 9, 7:26 pm, The Duke of Prunes <dukeopr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Highway Patrol identifies motorcyclistkilledin wreck Kansas City
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>> November 8 2009
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>> The Kansas Highway Patrol today identified a 56-year-old man who
>> died in a motorcycle wreck Saturday on Kansas 7 near 75th Street
>> asFrank X.Zappa, of Overland Park.
>>
>> Patrol reports saidZappawas riding with other motorcyclists
>> northbound on K-7 about 5:05 p.m. He was in the inside lane when he
>> lost control and hit a rubber post. A rider behindZappathen hit
>> the back ofZappa�smotorcycle. Both bikes careened across the
>> highway to the right, throwingZappaand the other rider, Tory J.
>> King, 37, of Wyoming. King survived. Neither rider was wearing a
>> helmet, according to patrol reports.
> This guy was Frank's cousin. Yesterday I found out that he is the
> brother of Barb Zappa who is pictured opposite Frank along with
> Granny Zappa in the book My Brother was a Mother.
Thanks for the update, sad as it is to learn of the connection.
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"Think with your dipstick, Jimmy."