Straight

[b]Straight[/b] was a record label founded by [a=Frank Zappa] and his manager at the time, [a=Herb Cohen], in the spring of 1969. This was a particularly apt label title for an artist who exercised an anti-drug regime among his band members- and an artist who would have been referred to in the 'hip' language of the time as 'straight'.

Created for recording more 'commercially accessible' acts than the duo's other label, [l=Bizarre Records], the [b]Straight[/b] label was manufactured and distributed by Reprise Records. For company credits see [l=Straight Records (7)].
Unlike the earlier Bizarre Records releases, which employed Reprise catalog IDs, the [b]Straight[/b] label had its own catalog identity:

Singles; [b]ST 100[/b] series.
Albums; [b]STS 1050[/b] series.