As I mentioned in my previous comment on this page, the poster was only available at the event. I don’t believe there are any of the posters left but check with Doug and Mel of RundgrenRadio (the promoters of the concert) just in case.
again, here’s their contact info: http://rundgrenradio.com/contact.html

they were the promoters of the AWATS shows.

I’m not sure if they have any of the posters left but it’s worth a try!

As a side note, you should check out the artist’s website http://www.concertpostergraphics.com. I was surprised by his stuff in his poster section. I definitely remember seeing his Tom Petty poster before.

Anyway, HELP!

sweet!

http://www.ohio.com/news/57660187.html

excerpt:
Though the ”theatricalization” of A.W.A.T.S. was known by fans, Rundgren did surprise many in the sold-out theater when the evening’s opener turned out to be a reunion of Rundgren’s eclectic prog/pop/rock band Utopia, which hasn’t performed together in over a decade. They included original members keyboardist/singer Roger Powell and bassist/singer Kasim Sulton, and longtime Tubes/Rundgren drummer Prairie Prince, in place of John Wilcox.

As for the main event, Rundgren, 61, and his band successfully turned the odd, ambitious and endearing 55-minute album into an odd, ambitious and endearing hour-plus visual and aural rock ‘n’ roll theater of the absurd. The opener, International Feel, found Rundgren entering the stage in a space suit, the first of eight costume changes that included a black tuxedo for the cover of Never Never Land, a foppish burgundy velvet jacket, pants and puffy shirt for You Don’t Have to Camp Around, a shirt-less hippie/bird getup for Zen Archer and a fat costume that resembled the Tweedle Twins from Alice in Wonderland.