BRUCE SAMPSEL - Keys:

Bruce has always loved playing the piano. He studied classical piano, including two years as a piano major at The Ohio State University. He has been heavily influenced by the rock bands of the 60’s and 70’s, Irish and folk music, blues and jazz. Dr. Sampsel ultimately chose a career in psychology, but continued to play music throughout his life. Now retired as a pychologist, Bruce enjoys helping to recreate hits from the Women of the Rock Hall and says, “There is nothing like performing for smiling faces of all ages!”

TONY ROTHERMEL - Rhythm Guitar and Percussion:

Tony has been a fixture in the NE Ohio music scene since the 70's playing clubs, bars, weddings, theater shows and festivals with many bands through the years. He prides himself on multiple instruments, "If it has strings, I'll play it!" Styles include classical pieces to heavy metal! Tony is about to retire from his day job that sent him around the globe from Chernobyl to China, Southern Ohio to South America. It was his version of being “on tour”.

AL TWISS - Bass:

Al started playing guitar when he was 11 years old. In High School he played in the Louisville, Ohio High School Jazz Band. Around the same time he began performing folk music with friends. That same band became a popular local rock band which in 1966 signed with Warner Brothers Records as "The Chylds" releasing 45 rpm singles that made it on the national charts and appeared on TV shows and stages across the mid-west in the 1960s. In addition to playing music, Al has worked as a Whitewater Rafting Guide, a Graphic Arts designer and a Photo Journalist while living in Peru and Honduras.

DREA CODISPOTI - Lead Guitar:

Drea has been playing guitar since the early age of 9. His father introduced him to players such as Jeff Beck and Phil Keaggy which began to build influence in how he thinks about playing music. He has spent the last 24 years playing lead and rhythm guitar in local worship bands, writing with music with his power trio, and frequently attending jam nights for the opportunity to play with new musicians and different music on a regular basis.