Last Fall STUDIO 2000 packed its gear and, along with key members of its production staff headed east to that great big town on that great big lake in the heart of the Midwest --- Chicago--where with today's No. 1 rising young gay adult superstar, Sonny Markham, we produced what is our most superior celebration of male sexuality to date--In Man's Country. Up on Chicago's North Side, not far from Lake Michigan, is one of American's last great bath houses--Man's Country. Harkening back to those memorable palaces where the likes of Bette Midler could hold center stage one night only to be followed the next by the naughtiest and most outrageous celebrations of the downest and dirtiest sex imaginable, Man's Country is three floors of affirmation that post-Plague safe sex can bring people together for great nights of entertainment, play and, oh, yes, the very best that men can offer one another sexually--and that safe can be just the best there is.
Jerry just can't seem to shake off the death of his lover Cass, who he keeps seeing wherever he goes. But Cass is real and explains why he's back and can't be seen by others. They go to a bar where Cass, naked and invisible to everyone except Jerry, describes all of the things he's learned in death while offering his theories on why men should have sex with whomever they want, even if they're in a monogamous relationship.
When a pretty, young country boy with long, golden hair and bronze colored skin arrives in Hollywood from Nebraska, he is quickly introduced to the joy of gay sex during a series of highly capricious encounters involving other sexy young men.
