Doll’s Rapid Creation in Cleveland, Ohio up for demolition.

The building of Doll’s Rapid Creation, once owned by Kermit Henderson, is up for demolition. Kermit Henderson, himself, confirmed the building is up for demolition. The building will go any day now.

Interior walls have been stripped because he remodeled the building. Then he rented it out to a construction company. The construction company stripped the interior walls. Suddenly the construction company just abruptly up and left which is why the building is abandoned and will be demolished. Those walls were never finished and soon fell apart. There is an insurance claim for the collapsed roof of that building.

That building was a record distributor and distribution warehouse which served as Cleveland One Stop until 2007 when the State of Ohio’s tax department cancelled their business license. Once digital distribution became a global phenomena in 2008, Doll’s Rapid Creation and Cleveland One Stop became a drug front for drug dealers who sold burned CDs during that time. That's hood economics. Today the distribution warehouse is currently filled with old dead stock and music memorabilia consisting of CDs, cassettes, and vinyl.