
who you may remember from such films as
- Passing Strangers – (1974)
- Dreamer – (1975)
- Sins of Johnny X – (1975)
- Pool Party – (1975)
- Two Days in a Hot Place – (1975) (alias Ty Winslow)
- Saddle Tramp & the Cowboy – (1976) – Hangin’ Tree Ranch
- Forbidden Letters – (1976)
- Kansas City Trucking Co. – (1976)
- Take One – (1977)
- El Paso Wrecking Corp. – (1977)
- Gemini – (1978)
- L.A. Tool and Die – (1979)
- The Master Sergeant – (1979) – Richard Locke Productions
- The Businessman – (1979) – Richard Locke Productions – likely same scene as in Best of the Superstars
- Cruisin’ the Castro -(1981)
- Best of the Superstars – (1982)
- Heatstroke – (1982)
- Daddy Dearest – (1984)
- J. D. Slater’s VIDEO SIN – (1988) ???
- J. D. Slater’s GUILTY – (1988) ???
- Diamond Stud – (1995) – non-sex role
gosh – this has been in drafts for way too long! getting it perfect ain’t gonna happen, and so edits from time to time will obviously be a part of this post – but nice to have films, magazine and his own writings (gosh, I think I’ve left at least one out!) all in one place, right?
Author of:
- In the Heat of Passion: How to Have Hotter, Safer Sex (Leyland Publications, 1987)
- Locke Out: The Collected Writings of Richard Locke (Firsthand Books, 1993)

Richard Locke, who you may remember from such magazines as:
- PLAYGUY v02 n15 – (December 1977) – “El Paso Wrecking Corp.” feature
- The Best of and the Worst of Drummer (1977)
- DRUMMER #12 – (1977) – cover, and pics from HANGIN’ TREE RANCH
- HONCHO – (October 1978) – single full-page pic of Locke and Will Seagers
- DRUMMER #24 (1978) – “Sexstar Richard Locke Unlocked” (Exclusive DRUMMER interview: 37 & HOT!
- BLUEBOY Vol. 27 – (December 1978)- Robert Locke. “My Brother the Porn Star”(Interview)
- Bunkhouse Vol1 No1 – (1978) – 6-page photospread “Ranch Hands” from Hangin’ Tree
- HONCHO – (April, 1979)- cover
- MANDATE (October 1979) – cover – “Energy Source” photographed by Roy Blakey – 9-page spread
- MANDATE (October 1979) – “Massage Parley” by Richard Locke; photographed by Jarry Lang
- DRUMMER #34 (1979/1980) – cover w/Will Seagers– “LA Tool & Die” feature
- SKIN – Vol 2 No1 (1980) –
- OUTTAKES – images from Dreamer – from Griffin International
- MANDATE (April 1980)
- HONCHO – (1980) – calendar
- HONCHO – (May 1980) – “L.A. Tool & Die” – one image
- Stallion Vol 1 No 1 – (April 1982) – Richard Locke on the Joys of Solo Flight” (Interview)
- Stallion Vol 2 No7 (October 1983) – Studio 54 pics; interview – “”Responsible Sleaze During The AIDS Crisis”
- HONCHO – (May 1984) – Richard Locke [interview & nudes] (FB)
- MANDATE – (July 1984)
- STALLION: Stallion Studs #2 – 1984 – pics/interview
- STALLION: STALLION’S 50 BEST SPECIAL #4 (1985)
- Advocate MEN March (1987) interview + a couple pics
- COLT Spurs 19 – M2M Couples 1 (1991) – single pic w/Stutz
- Manshots Vol. 5 No. 2 – – (December 1992) – “Whatever Happened To: Richard Locke” – Jerry Douglas interview w/Locke














2 replies on “Richard Locke”
I met Richard Locke while he was bartending at The Detour in San Francisco in the mid 80’s. Nice guy.
Richard Locke is the 5B documentary; he is not interviewed, but he helps Rita Rocket when she’s delivering food & festivities one day to the ward. She refers to him as Fluffy.