To find it, you must enter The Green Door Tavern and head downstairs where you'll search for an unmarked wooden door near the restrooms. Just knock on the door and someone should let you in, provided there is no waitlist when you arrive. The Drifter is dimly lit and small with a capacity for approximately 40 people.

To historians and many fans, "The Drifters" means Clyde McPhatter, although he was with the group for only one year. McPhatter was lead tenor for Billy Ward and His Dominoes for three years, starting in 1950. McPhatter's high-pitched tenor was mostly responsible for the Dominoes' success.

Beneath the suspense-filled action of a homegrown terrorist plot, Nicholas Petrie's debut novel, The Drifter, follows the compelling story of one former Marine's struggle to reacclimate himself to civilian life while honoring his commitment to a fallen soldier.