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New tattoo parlor opens

Robbie Wroblewski Daily Eastern News|December 6, 2007

New tattoo parlor opens

Wea Ink is owned and operated by Randy Stuff. Stuff has tattooed for 15 years and named his parlor after the Wea Indian tribe which he belongs to.

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