Southern Trespass

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They have been gone for a while.... but now their back! I give you SOUTHERN TRESPASS!!!!!!
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"The Trespass set had me excited and on the edge of my proverbial "seat" After pissing downstairs mid-set, I came back with my empty beer bottle in hand, tapping it against my theigh in time with the music...having a good time, but just waiting for the instant second I would need to break it over someone's nose. That's how good of a show it was." -Jeff from Damn Near Killed Him
Picture this: Wailing guitars cut down by a roar of feedback, a drunken drummer twirling his 'stix', Thundering bass making virgin eardrums bleed, a keyboard player who is straight as an arrow and a singer throwing back his gender-bending hair locks as he asks the nearly orgasmic crowd:
"Are you Alive Out There??!!??"
No, this is not a description of Guns and Roses hitting those first chords of "It's So Easy" at the Tokyo Dome in front of 55,000 screaming Japanese metalists. It's a taste of what it was like to see Clevelands GREATEST sleaze rock band ever, SOUTHERN TRESPASS.
The Trespass was a force in Clevo rock from 2001 to 2002 playing outlandish shows highlighted by curse words and fire balls. They showed up the best: Stepsister, Enuff Z Nuff, The Bullet Boys, The Sign Offs, The Gaza Strippers, Hedwig and the Angry Inch Band, Crash of '59 and others. In 2002 they managed to scrounge up enough change to record a 3 song demo with Warrant guitarist Billy Morris. Some fans have been known to pay hundreds of dollars on E-bay and at record conventions for even a photograph of this long since lost masterpiece.
Sadly they couldnt keep it together and due to the general drunken mess they all had become the band called it quits shortly after the songs were finished. Matt and Aaron went on to rule the general rock and roll landscape in their band Amps II Eleven while Sebastian started up Kill City Kills and subsequently took the Cleveland rock scene by storm.
Then the relentless begging for one last Trespass became to much and the boys decided that if the public wanted it so bad then who were they not to give it up? So in the late summer of 2004 the seed was sewn and, with the help of Dr. Callahan (ex-Shuteye, Amps 2 Eleven) on percussion, Southern Trespass has returned from the gutter to breathe fire down the neck of the music business.