Eddie III (CUSP/ASCAP)

Well I've been playing the bass since I was 10 years old. Singing forever. Playing guitar about 6 or so, not seriously but... I've been rocking since I was born. Kiss, Guns N Roses, Dio, Van Halen blaring all the time. Me rocking out in front of the Tv watching their live stuff. I started in a little garage project around 7th grade, Deadly Alliance. It got no where fast. As soon as we wrote our first song we got so excited we destroyed the drum set. A loned one at that. I continued messing around on recorders and what not until High School. I tried out for some Punk band. Not sure of their name. Something Red...or something. But quickly changed my mind after one practice with all the politics of that BS. It wasn't until after Highschool I found a killer drummer to come jam with me. We joined forces with my father and Rocked! Did a few recordings. But Ish Happens Shortly after I Went to try and make a serious band to make some music out in Concord. Desolate Minds. It never took off seeing as the singer...well didn't sing. And the drummer didn't come. After that me and same drummer joined with some Concord inhabitants and members of Desolate Minds formed the ever so loved and missed MANIACAL. We rocked in your face and didn't give a fuck. We played quite a bit recorded a demo: SLS, My Pain, Distant Faces, Fate Overdose(Rest of Me) Meanwhile the singer of Maniacal had already been playing drums for another beloved band ANABUSE. Well the bass player of that band decided to pack up and head out with another band. I stepped in Her place. Now being in two bands recording with ANABUSE for the DOOMSDAY demo and a few other new recordings. MANIACAL was quarreling and have problems within the band both personal and professional. So having left MANIACAL, I helped form IN DYING DAYS. This band comprised of other MANIACAL memebers, was writing and re writing like crazy. But after a couple short months Disipated. ANABUSE was now without a drummer. So Same drummer from, Joined Forces, MANIACAL, and IN DYING DAYS. Stepped in and Rocked taking us to a level needed to be reached. Short lived however. As personal home life hindered the ride. Now seeking a drummer everything was put on hold I then was confronted with a band who had lost their bass player. I auditioned and 'got the gig'. CRASH AVENUE now working with Grammy Award Winning Producer Bob Kulick and Brett Chassen in L.A. work is non-stop. Writing and playing. Recording. So check it out Crash Avenue