Bill Fulton on keys or piano with Accent

Bill Fulton piano with Accent and Ronnie Crumbly recalls a night with Accent at the 19th Hole, the former lounge at Westlake Golf Course. Fulton played keys, while Ronnie Crumbly played saxophone. The archived listing preserves that musical pairing from the engagement.

The event record does not include a complete personnel list. Unlike the fuller Cheers listings, it names no drummer, bassist or vocalist. However, it does identify the central billing: Accent, Fulton and Ronnie Crumbly at the 19th Hole. Those names offer a snapshot of the group during this particular engagement.

Accent at the 19th Hole

The larger property remains active today. Westlake Golf Course lists 4812 Lakeview Canyon Road as its Westlake Village address. Fulton’s event entry adds a musical footnote to that location. During this period, the 19th Hole brought live entertainment to the golf course setting.

Fulton’s original event note says the 19th Hole no longer exists. It also raises the possibility that another operation later occupied the lounge space. However, the surviving record confirms the important details. Accent appeared at the Westlake Golf Course address, Fulton played keys, and Ronnie Crumbly played saxophone. Together, those details distinguish this engagement from the fuller Accent lineup documented at Cheers in Simi Valley.

Bill Fulton and Ronnie Crumbly

For Fulton, the Los Angeles years combined stage work with a growing career in arranging and composition. His All About Jazz profile notes his 1987 move to Los Angeles and his continuing live work. His keyboardist and pianist credits document additional performances. His arranging, composition and orchestration credits cover his parallel writing career. In addition, his music services page outlines his current work.

Artist: Accent
Date/Time: November 20, 1987 12:00 am
Venue: Westlake Golf Course - 19th Hole
Address: 4812 Lakeview Canyon Rd Westlake Village, CA 91361