Clevelanda rockin' good time

One reason Cleveland is known as the Rock 'n' Roll Capital of the World is the number of famous rock stars who came from here—around 80, including the Raspberries, featuring Eric Carmen, the James Gang, featuring Joe Walsh and the O’Jays. Cleveland’s many clubs and concert venues present a plethora of rock and pop stars, and many of them visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum often. President James A. Garfield was born and raised here, and is buried here in the impressive Garfield Monument in Cleveland Heights’ Lakeview Cemetery. Many entertainers, including Bob Hope, Paul Newman, Halle Berry, Drew Carey, Tim Conway and Martin Mull, grew up here.