Anyone from the westside have a favorite place to go.  Lookin for a place that will work with me to find the best layout possible.

Dave Spohn at Royal Scot (Mr. K's Pro Shop) in Lansing does a great job of fitting you in a relaxed grip, explaining the modern game to bowlers still stuck in the dark ages, and has a great selection of equipment.

If you throw 16# still he's got some beauties in the back room that can be had for roughly what you'd pay for a mid-level or beginner's reactive ball.

On top of all that, he usually has Mo Pinel in once a year doing seminars and brief lessons with bowlers.  Add to that list people like Fred Borden (past few years running) and numerous "demo days" from various manufacturers and you have a guy that is on top of things.
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"A word to the wise ain't necessary -- it's the stupid ones that need the advice."  Bill Cosby
"Never argue with an idiot. They bring you down to their level and beat you with experience."

I also would recommend Scott Brunner in Kalamazoo, he will work with you as much as anyone and like "No Open Tenths" said, he is very busy but be patient and he will take care of you.  He has been drilling all of my equipment for about 6 years now and I have never had a complaint, he will match you up with a ball that fits you and your style.  Good luck on finding someone, I hope you are successful!