Dave Eaton est. 1977

Without A Trace @ The Fox TheaterI awake every morning at 6AM to catch the traffic report, slam some cup's of coffee and hop in the shower. A glance at the river that runs past my humble abode, which every now and then, a family of ducks can be spotted flying in for a landing or swimming up stream. I jump into my fuel economic automobile and drive through the lush fields of strawberries and giant artichoke until I arrive at my job changing the lives of special needs students in the salad bowl of America. If it's a Monday or a Wednesday, I wander up to the East Bay for rehearsals with Forrest Day, whom I play Bari. Sax. iI's the sickest band in the world. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, your guess is as good as mine as to my whereabouts, but I can tell you, where ever I may be, it is sure to be a BIG, BIG party. I live in Santa Cruz right now so I can feel at home with all the other crazies and surf the most crowded waves in the world. As you can imagine I don't get to surf all that often, so if you happen to see me in the water, steer clear kook. I also play tenor sax for my pal Matt and his band The Messengers here in Santa Cruz. I dig Matt's attitude and the music is the fire. I'm living this life according to my own set of rules but am not afraid of of being told when I've stepped over the line. I might tell you to fuck yourself first though, so I'll apologize in advance for it. I'm sorry. If there is anything else you want to know about me, I'm single, so ask me out for a drink, but you'll have to drive, and pay for drinks and probably hang with the other seven guys in Forrest Day, and all the other fans. But don't worry, I'll probably make it feel like I'm ignoring you, which is just not true. I'm trying to make sure everyone else knows who I am, so I know who they are, incase the band needs a place to stay whenever we're in whatever town I meet them at in the first place. I can promise you might get bored or what I like to call lost. Now don't worry, we always find the people we loose on the road. However we might not be in the same town when we discover you're missing. So I guess it's better we don't meet unless you can dig my world and keep up with the van.