• I am Frankie Manichewitz. I have a website called Skatetronics.com We interview skateboarders and music artist to see what makes them tick. Go to the website and check it out.

  • My Info

    Name:Frankie Manichewitz
    Lives In:Hollywood, California
    United States
    Gender:Male
    Heroes:I love Mohammad Ali as a kid. I met him in a barber shop in Los Angeles. At a very young age my brother showed me a newspaper, that was being put down for the cat the eat on, that had an article about Muhammad Ali knocking Jerry Quarry's eye brows off in their first fight. Then there he was in the barber shop a few days later. In 2001 I say him in Hollywood down the street from my office. There was a big crowd around the BMW he sat in on the passenger side as his daughter shopped inside of one of the clothing shops. She came out of the shop and was freaked out by all the people around the car and said "get away from the car!" I was not that close to the car but when the mostly foreign tourist backed away I became the one closest to the car. She look around and her eyes landed on me and ask "can you watch him?" I said okay. So for about 15 minute I became Muhammad Ali's body guard. I handed pieces of given to me by admirers for autographs and handed them back. He patted me on the arm an
    Music:I love rock, hip hop, jazz, r&b, the blues, alternative, classical electro-hip hop and ska
    Movies:I liked Pulp Fiction, The Matrix, Grand Canyon,
    Shows:The love Sanford and Son and Seinfeld
    Interests:I love history, film production, architecture, language and track

  • About

    Skatetronics is looking to the future. We want to bring music skateboarding and style (fashion) together. Skateboarding is the hottest youth sport in the country and is growing everyday. The people in this sport don't do this as just a hobby. This is a way of life. "I sleep this, I eat this. This is my life. I'm a rider". This is a new form of freedom that is expressed all over the U.S.A and the world. Europe, South America, Mexico and Canada. Inner-city, suburbs, even on Wall Street (although they've made it illegal to roll there). It is growing in more and more regions every year. It's a form of self expression and part of that self expression is fashion. And there are many different styles in Skateboarding: grunge, hip hop, old skool, goth, RockNRolla, and others. We have two goals we work towards, having fun and keeping it real.