It happened once on a not at all sleepy morning at the Moonbase disco, that Ast/Ron argued with his good friend, the intergalactic space diplomat. "I know, Klayman, that you are involved in house music, and you are really good at it. But we are just disco enthusiasts," said Ast/Ron. Klayman, the space diplomat, didn't agree. "You'll see, we'll sound just great together too. I imagine it like Soundstream's music from the Berlin galaxy. You know, the one who has, no joke, played 150 times in the second extraterrestrial dance club, the Panorama Bar on the top floor of the Berghain Planet. They say you can see both sides of the planets at once from up there. You must know the guy," he said. Kozmo D joined the conversation, "The one who dropped a needle on Jupiter's ring?" "Yeah, his music is famous throughout the universe," said Klayman. "Well, then call him too, Klayman, you know everyone! Let's do a party together!"
But it didn't happen.
Our heroes had to return to Earth before the intergalactic disco-house fusion could have happened at the Moonbase. But once on a not at all sleepy morning, someone knocked on Ast/Ron's window. The good old Klayman, waving train tickets. "Better late than never," he smiled, "Soundstream doesn't like to travel in spaceships, but I managed it, he's coming by a space train."
The next instalment of our sci-fi series - which is in parallel telling the intergalactic history of the Moonbase Patel Disco and their work after returning to Earth - will be like no other.
Alien safespace.