Andrew DuBrock (vocals, guitar) grew up playing piano and horn and singing in choir. In college, he picked up the guitar and began writing songs. He then moved to San Francisco where he helped found the band House of Nines. After nearly winning Garageband.com's first $250,000 recording contract by placing three songs in the final 50, the band decided to call it quits. Andrew is now back with a solid group of musicians, and looks forward to bringing this band to the next level. In the daytime, he translates outlandish tunings and bizarre techniques to paper as Acoustic Guitar magazine's music editor.

Mike Sugar (guitar, vocals) formed Jambay in southern California during his college years, and helped turn the band into one of the top jam bands on the west coast. An amazing multi-instrumentalist, Mike splits his time between top-notch bands, including Zeaux and the all-star jam band, the Everyone Orchestra.

Rich Osweiler (bass) began performing at a young age, when he was recruited by the local church to play guitar. With diverse musical tastes ranging from jazz to power pop, he formed an early band with Ben Folds, and has played in many bands of all styles throughout the country before settling in the bay area.

Michael Messer (drums) toured extensively and recorded with Anders Osborne while in New Orleans. After moving to the bay area, he found himself playing with a whole set of great bands, including Mitch Woods and his Rockin' 88's and Susan Z.