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"I filled in for a buddy who couldn't take his shift at a local club," says Doug Sandler, known affectionately by his clients as DJ Doug. "I had no I idea what I was doing, but being a DJ sure sounded like a fun idea. I figured if my friend could do it, so could I. My first record on the turntables was a Stevie Wonder tune call Sir Duke. From that point on, I was hooked!" "I started by making $35 a night in a Club in College Park, Maryland to making $75 doing my first wedding. That was in 1985 before CD's became mainstream. I can remember lugging all those records around in the trunk of my car. Things have really changed."
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