Alice knew she was totally screwed when it came to some of Dana’s crazy fans. After all how many Alice Pieszecki was there in West Hollywood, and unfortunately, she was in the phone book.

ALICE’S APARTMENT LATER THAT MORNING

Alice could hear her phone ringing from outside the door of her apartment. She tried to unlock her door and get to the phone, before whoever hung up. After finely getting into the apartment and almost tripping on her own feet running to the phone, she was too late the phone had switched over to voicemail.

Alice picked up her handset and headed toward the kitchen, giving the person a few minutes before calling in to make sure she received all of her messages. After putting up the food, she dialed her voicemail, and the recording stated she had 27 messages.

Alice stood there in shock as she heard crazy fans calling in with remarks like, you are going to ruin Dana career, to Dana belongs to me, and you better leave her alone.

After deleting all the messages, she could not believe how quickly some of Dana’s rabid fans had found her. She immediately called the phone company and asked for her number to become both unlisted and changed, hoping to stop the onslaught of calls. But after being told it would take several hours, Alice walked through her apartment and unplugged her phones.

Just when Alice thought, she was safe from the harassing calls, her cell phone started to ring. She knew this had to be someone she knew because cell phone companies did not give out phone numbers of cell phones, so she knew it was safe to retrieve her phone out of her purse.

She smiled when she saw on the caller ID that it was Dana calling. Dana had told Alice that after the taping of the show, one of the shows assistants showed Dana the tabloid, and also pointed out that they had given out Alice’s full name and places of employment.

The department that handled security pointed out to Dana that she did have a few worrisome fans whose mail they were monitoring in fear of future stalking or worse. They suggested that Alice find somewhere else to stay for the next few days, until they were sure that she and Dana were safe.