Fifteen. Berkeley, California
Jeff &Jack start band. Paul- bass, then Jack-bass, then Jean-drums, then Mikey-drums, then 7”ep, then Mark-drums, then Swains LP, then Lucky on bass & Jack on guitar, then no Jack, Then Choice LP, then no lucky & Jack back, then Jesse-drums, then Chris- drums, then Buzz LP & 7”, then John O-bass, more records, breakup, restart, mark jean and scott-bass,1 LP, Joe-guitar, John Q & Jim LP. The End. ... more
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