The stomp begins at 6 p.m. Friday at Tower Records, where the Deluxe's "Leisure Lounge" DJs spin "sex-a-delic" cocktail soundtracks from the '60s, and groovy gals show off their hip togs and dance moves in a Go-Go Girl Contest; Sinatra will be signing autographs (Market & Noe, S.F. Admission is free; call 474-1391). Later that evening, the party travels to North Beach, where DJs spin mad mod at "Bardot a Go-Go"; listen for Sinatra, Petula Clark, French artist Jacques Dutronc, and English rarities from former Mod Lang DJ Alex Palao. The dancing begins at 9 p.m. at Club Cocodrie, 1024 Kearny (at Broadway), S.F. Admission is $10; call 986-6678.
On Saturday, "Bardot a Go-Go" returns with liquid lights, rare go-go video footage, and hits from the Sinatra catalog: originals like "These Boots Were Made for Walking," duets with dad Frank ("Somethin' Stupid") and Lee Hazlewood ("Jackson"), and covers of the Beatles and the Stones. They're the first attraction on a bill that continues with Herb Alpert cover band Herb and a live set from Sinatra, whose famous white go-go boots have been pounding the comeback trail ever since she sat in on a Ventures gig last fall. The show begins at 9 p.m. at Bimbo's 365 Club, 1025 Columbus (at Chestnut), S.F. Admission is $25; call 474-0365. (
