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From 10-10:30 PM EST
Artist Spotlight
A Change of Pace
www.achangeofpacemusic.com
www.myspace.com/achangeofpace
Torry Jasper: Vocals/Guitar
Jonathan Kelly: Drums
Johnny Abdullah: Bass/Vocals
Adam Rodgers: Lead Guitar
Honestly, what do you remember about being 19 years old? Probably
nothing. For the members of A Change Of Pace (a four piece rock band
formed out in the bland cul-de-sac loops of suburban Peoria, Arizona)
that time wasn't exactly ages ago, In fact, for a few of the band's
members (vocalist and occasional guitarist Torry Jasper, drummer
Jonathan Kelly, bassist Johnny Abdullah and lead guitarist Adam Rodgers)
it was only a matter of months. But the memories they have from that
time still seem to be reasonably summed up in one word. Nothing. Which
is not to say the memories have faded.
Today, as they discuss their full-length debut, An Offer You Can't
Refuse, the band can hardly break from reliving some of their history's
lowlights. Like the time that a pre-facial hair Rodgers was nearly
denied the right to perform with A Change Of Pace at a live show because
he didn't visibly look 18 years old. (Incidentally, he was still 17.)
They can still laugh about the garage sales and car washes they held in
order to record 2003's Change Is The Only Constant, their first
self-released EP. They can even recall (and, remarkably, engage) in the
same senseless argument they had at their first band practice: a heated
dispute over a video game.
More on their website...
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