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						  Tim Rater, the executive director of the Paramount Theatre in Aurora, knows from experience that the rock band Huey Lewis &amp; the News has a large and affectionate fan base. &ldquo;When fans call for tickets they know which side of the house to be on to see each band member perform,&rdquo; Rater said. &ldquo;They will say &lsquo;We want 30 tickets for seats on the left side of the house, then 10 in the middle and 10 seats on the right.&rsquo; They have affection for specific band members and they have come to love these guys.&rdquo; Huey Lewis and the News  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   