Buffalo’s most famous rock band has never forgotten where it came fromIt was August 1990 when I first saw the Goo Goo Dolls perform at the old Continental.I’d started hearing about the band while I was still a student at Fredonia State College. Its album “Jed” was being played at house parties and back porch bacchanals when I first got to town. So there was a certain amount of “Let’s see what the big deal is” in my attitude on my way to the club that night.I walked in shortly after the band had taken the stage. John Rzeznik’s hair was dyed red, and looked very rock ’n’ roll; the group sounded
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