Owners of the famed Berlin punk rock club, Wild At Heart, were shocked to received a death threat, received via telephone, minutes before the highly anticipated Saturday performance by international punk rock super group Kill Allen Wrench. The death threat was taken very seriously by Berlin police and other European anti terrorist law enforcement agencies. Apparently made by the homosexual German skinhead gang known as The Pink Angles, the death threat was made because The Pink Angels had been outraged by the super group's iron fisted stand on the heterosexual lifestyle.

Angered at the death threat, Kill Allen Wrench front man, Allen Wrench, vowed that the punk rock music group would never be intimidated by the homosexual skinheads. Against police recommendations, Wrench demanded that the live music performance continue despite the possibility of the homosexual bombing. Once on stage Allen Wrench defiantly stated, "We will not be oppressed, and we will never be silenced because of our sexual preferences or practices. It's not a crime nor is it immoral to be heterosexual"

Kill Allen Wrench's first experience with The Pink Angels was after a live performance in Stuttgart, Germany. Arriving after the show, The Pink Angels randomly picked fights with exiting concert goers. 4 Kill Allen Wrench fans (heterosexual) were stabbed during the various clashes with the homosexual skin head gang. All 4 were rushed to local hospitals in serious condition.

Upon hearing of the presence of the gay skin heads and their actions, the punk rock superstars along with their tour bus driver, Rykert and tour manager, O.J. Badel, confronted The Pink Angels in the parking lot of the Stuttgart night spot. 5 members of The Pink Angels were arrested after suffering multiple bone fractures and various injuries from blows to the head by beer bottles.