Scott Arndt

..I AM a custom bike builder, specializing in building old school motorcycles, Triumphs & V-Twins. I have been building for 25+ years. I grew up in Reno Nevada, and over the years found my way to the Dallas area. I am also a bass player..... Many years ago, I fell in love with the bass guitar. I have been playing for more years than I can remember. I have had great success with both music, and bikes. I like both of them hard and tough. Some of the bands I've played with over the years..... Starting in the 1970's, living in Reno, Nevada the bands were.... Wrench Rock, Tyrant, & Defiance featuring Freddie Cook Jr. on guitar. A short lived band called, The Plague featuring Will Houtz on guitar. In the 1980's.... There was a band called Shock, & Force. I was sound engineer for Ledfoot for a couple of years. After that I joined Drastik Measurz in Detroit Michigan. I moved to Dallas Tx. in the late '80's, and have been in Dallas since. I joined Wild Bill Sterling & The World Famous Penetrators. My adventure lead to me forming a band called Rage Of Angels featuring John Inman on guitar. My band after that was... Corrupted Innocence which was formed in 1993, with the same lineup for 9 years. Kevin Goocher did vocals for C.I., and he is now the singer for the international metal band Omen. In 1995 I was voted in as a Buddy Magazine Texas Tornado on Bass, which is a list compiled of the best there is in the state of Texas. After C.I. came S.F.M.F, with former members of Ugly Mus-tard, & C.I. I played for a short while with Grandma Dynamite. I am now in a band called New Last Day! The band is doing great things. This band, New Last Day has an allstar lineup, featuring members from Omen, Big Iron, & Corrupted Innocence. This is an AWESOME lineup, and I'm very happy to be playing with the other members!! I have had a long and great career in music. I have gone many places, seen many things, & I do it because it is who I am, & what I love. It's about the music, not the "B/S". I'm sure I forgot a couple of bands, but the '70's & '80's are a little fuzzy.... Times were different then!..