Career
Berger, instead of marketing the discarded cultural icon in pieces, sold it in 2005 to a man named Dan Bliss for $450,000. After a stint in the Navy for a span, Berger was enrolled in the Cooper School of Artist Down the road he was known as "Doctor Disco".
During this period Berger helmed a series of successful Cleveland nightclubs including the pioneering Gay disco "Traxx" and "Phantasy Nightclub".
In having opened, operated and brokered the sale of these clubs Berger is credited pioneering the development "the Rock n" Roll capitol of the world"s neighborhood of "The Flats". Berger died on October 31, 2006 in Cleveland, Ohio at the age of 55 of asthma-related problems four days after having been hospitalized.
