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DAYTON – Reggie Mace and Beth Rahn are Dayton entrepreneurs who love music and think that production of live concerts and recorded music has a future here. For the past few months they have been presenting live shows at Mace Mead Works on Main Street, called the “Middle of Nowhere Sessions.”

“We wanted to bring the most talented emerging artists we could find,” Mace said, “to perform, literally, in the middle of nowhere”

And the'y’ve done it. They’ve put on 18 shows since February, featuring 30 bands. Now, they’re ready to take the next step: recording the live performances on their stage and...