There are days when I can’t wait to get to the Eagle.”
” my day job, I live someone else’s life,” says Lloyd. Peter Lloyd, another of the new owners, one with a bureaucratic desk job by day, arrives to help Clements. area, Clements tells a winding story that returns him back from North Carolina, that brings him to the DC Eagle and, as of May, that makes him one of the long-lived bar’s new owners. … Before long, I was running that bar and the gay bar down the street.”Ī native of the D.C. ”My first lover’s mother owned a straight redneck bar across from Camp Lejuene in North Carolina. ”How did I get into the bar business?” Clements posits.
