Jaroslav Klíč

"We had a friend who was in the army and wanted to deflect to the West and they caught him. We went through pretty tough interrogations but we did not know that he had wanted to do it. Then, in Libina, someone spread flyers that read "Death to Communism" with the stamp of the local council. I do not who had done it. Maybe it was Mr. Pospíšil who taught the violin in the Popular School of Art which I had attended back in the day. I do not claim that this is the truth but allegedly it was indeed him. I spent a whole day in Šumperk at an interrogation, it was a tough one. When they started to think that I was not involved in that one, they started to pull out various events, they just wanted to get me.

„Museli jsme to dělat. V té době jsme neměli jinou cestu, než dělat věci pro sebe a samostatně se bavit. Prděli jsme na ně, a proto jsme si dělali věci pro sebe a zakládali kapely, co neměly přehrávky a nesměly veřejně hrát. Hráli jsme na soukromých narozeninách. Bavili jsme se sami a to je štvalo a bylo nás čím dál víc. Kluci třeba dělali v Uničově triatlonové závody, kam jezdily máničky a oni s tím nic nemohli dělat.“ "We had to do it. At that time, there was no other way but do things for ourselves and make our own entertainment. We did not give a fuck about them and we did things for ourselves and started bands which did not have the approval and couldn't perform publicly. We played at private birthday celebrations. We had fun by ourselves and it angered them and there was more and more of us. Guys organised a triathlon in Uničov, the hippie types would come there and they [the authorities] couldn't do anything about it."