Judge Mercy

JUDGE MERCY was created by frontman Andy Cichon, a former bassist for ROSE TATTOO and the ANGRY ANDERSON band, during 1991. The band's first product would be the live EP 'Live With It', recorded at The Venue in Sydney's northern beach suburbs on 9th May 1991 and released that June. A full length album, 'Protocol So Holy', arrived in late 1993. JUDGE MERCY garnered an enviable live reputation and such was the band's standing they landed the prestigious support slot to AC/DC's 'Razor's Edge' Australian dates. Other noteworthy guest spots saw the band opening for IRON MAIDEN, MEGADETH and IAN GILLAN.
JUDGE MERCY was set to record a follow up during 1994 but a protracted legal battle with Management ended the bands career. With the band's demise drummer Mick O'Shea teamed up with the final line up of Kiwi act DRAGON in 1996. Cichon relocated to New York where he came to the fore as touring bassist for Pop-Rock diva SHANIA TWAIN as well as working for BILLY JOEL.
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