
FRANK VESTRY
Lead Vocalist
Originally from Long Island, NY, Frank basically came out of the womb crying in perfect key and perfect vibrato! The son of a well-known tenor, Frank followed in his father's footsteps to pursue his singing career.
Through his early years, and when he wasn't chasing girls, Frank spent his time and money honing his craft with many local bands on the Long Island scene.

DEAN SUMMERS
Lead Guitar, Vocals
Dean is originally from New Jersey, and is famous for inventing the joke, "hey, you from Jersey? What Exit?!" After spending all his royalty money on guitars and bedazzled t-shirts, he relocated to south Florida where he has been a staple in the local music scene for many years.
As the most recent member of the band, Dean has embraced the challenge of covering multiple guitar parts and unique tones to recreate the iconic sounds of the 70s and 80s.

HOWI HUGHES
Bass Guitar, Vocals
Originally named Patrick, and from Markham, Ontario (that's Toronto for the rest of us), he relocated to the US on a student visa and never left. In order to avoid immigration, he changed his name to Howi, since the real Howard Hughes wasn't using it anymore.
After giving up his chance at a professional hockey career, he decided to pick up the guitar. But he had to settle for bass since he could only afford 4 strings instead of 6 at the time.

KEN URQUHART
Keyboards, Vocals
The only band member actually from Florida, Ken is also the musical director. While guiding his fellow band mates to their correct vocal parts and harmonies, he is instrumental in annoying everyone.
Ken is also a philanthropist. In the early 90s, he formed a foundation to aid rhythmically-challenged people to learn how to not clap on the one.

ROB DARMANIN
Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Rob spent his youth in Long Island, NY, living right down the street from Frank at the same without even knowing it.
Voted the second-best hair in the band, Rob plays the part of the band's beating heart to near perfection (except for that one part in that one song - you know the one).
After 5 years in the band and managing to resist several pleas from his band mates, Rob has still not played a drum solo.
Photos credits courtesy of Michael Key Photography