Finished up a standard Fuzzstortion.  It has true bypass when a guitar and amp are plugged into the input and output of the pedal, and the LED lights up with the switch engaged, so there is power to the 3PDT board measuring 9.39V (power from a 9V power supply).  I omitted the R5 resistor, which I believe is the CLR for an onboard LED.

The power wire from the 3PDT board is connected to the right sided solder pad under the printed +9V on the main board and I get a reading of 9.39V on the board where the power wire is soldered in.  The voltage measurement on the adjacent +9V left sided solder (empty) pad measures -0.03V, which is something I did not expect.  I thought it should measure the same as the adjacent wired 9V right sided pad (+9.39V).  The measurements on either side of the R3 22K resistor, the first component after the power input, are also -0.03V so it appears that power is not getting to the circuit.  The voltage measurements at the base of both Q1 and Q2 is 0.0V and interestingly the voltage at Q2 collector is -0.03V.  I checked Q1 and Q2 with a DMM and they appear to be working properly.  All components were measured prior to soldering on the board to make sure values were correct and continuity was check with all soldered wires.

Is the left solder pad/eyelet below the demarcated +9V the active one and the right sided one a ground, or do I have a bad connection/solder joint at the power input?  Do I need a resistor in the R5 CLR location on the main board, although I believe this is unnecessary.  See figure below.