"White Button"

One of the early KSULers was Larry Lantz. Larry's air name was "White Button" because of the blank white button he always wore. He was an extremely creative guy who went on to "work in the business" and start a company called "Buzzy’s Recording and Team Buzzy’s Worldwide" - One of the world’s premiere voice-over studios, located in Hollywood. (Picture: Larry with Martin Sheen at Buzzy's)

Tom Mullins, in searching the Internet, found Larry, his recording studio and his accomplishments, but, unfortunately, found that he had passed several years ago.

Below is a small write up on Larry from "Planet Proctor", the website of Phil Proctor, a member of the legendary Firesign Theatre.

Larry Lantz, who though unknown to most of you, was a dear friend and a continually inspirational force "behind the glass" to many of us in the recording industry during his all too short life. Starting at Alan Barzman's Newjack Studios under the guidance of Fred Jones, he became Proctor and Bergman's Production Assistant for our 70's record "Give Us A Break" and eventually President and co-owner of Buzzy's Recording with Andrew, Maria and Mrs. Danvers, their much-adored studio Scottie.