Local DJ puts his own spin on the night scene

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — Under the glow of the neon moon, it's probably a safe bet to say Brett Fuller has moved more people in the Jewel City than a fleet of TTA buses.

Working and practicing his disc jockey turntable night moves for the past 25 years, Fuller, known in the clubs and now on the festival scene as DJ Charlie Brown Superstar, has been at the heart of the night scene here from Gumby's to the V Club and spinning in between the hot musical acts of the day from Chum to Childers.

Although it is hard to think of anyone more "Huntington" than Fuller, he actually is only a Huntingtonian by choice.

Fuller was born outside of Naples, Italy, where his dad was stationed in the military.