One asked him to sign her leg, only to return later having had the autograph turned into a tattoo.
The 1,300 square foot (121 sq m) house with a small front porch comes with a historical marker and the musician's autograph carved into the timbers inside.
To shouts of "There he is", the beaming face of Matthew Pinsent, the four times Olympic rowing gold medallist, came next, to be engulfed by small children thrusting autograph books into his hands.
They led Fielder back through fans who waited for players' autographs and into the Brewers' clubhouse.
At home, in Orlando's cavernous Citrus Bowl, Kaká has quickly become the fan favourite to end them all, a figure who will run into the supporters behind the south goal after scoring and embrace as many as possible, and then be the last player to leave after a game, having signed autographs late into the night.
Ms. Clinton is typically mobbed by autograph seekers, pulled into countless photographs and pressed for details about her school, her family and the campaign.
She knew 30 Rock's shortcuts: the side door out of Studio 1A that allowed her to dart across 49th Street and avoid the tourists; and the exit that ensured she would bump into autograph seekers in the concourse.
As Ms. Fisher signed her last autograph, SALMAN RUSHDIE slipped into the room and greeted Ms. Fisher.
Letterhead ages so convincingly when sanitized that it occurs to one that this process might be something autograph forgers should look into.
"A fraud in the hundreds of millions of dollars is going on every day in every city in every shop," said Philip Halpern, the deputy United States attorney in San Diego, who ran the investigation into the autograph scam.
