Alcohol of Fame | |
Synopsis
Alcohol of Fame, in it's time, was a very emotional and dramatic agro hard rock band owing much to glam, metallica and the band of gypsies...yet still was a bit before it's time. You'd call it mainstream rock today...
Alcohol of Fame was born out of an ensemble put together to perform a benefit for original 4 Non Blondes drummer Wanda Day at the I-Beam in San Francisco in early '93. During a rehearsal for the show, studio engineer Garry Crieman named the bunch "the alcohol of fame".
Although several subsequent line-ups were attempted, it was when the core trio of Hall, Crash and Spingola crossed paths with drummer Becky Wreck later that year, that the Alcohol of Fame began. Returning to SF, the core trio of Crash, Hall and Spingola began the second era with drummer Peter French and a series of bass players, including Dennis Dismore and Shelly, eventually adding the late Warner Harrison in 1995, the last bass player to record and perform with the group. A much more polished sounding second demo was recorded in spring 1995 at Gush Studios in Oakland, CA. Warner announced his departure from the band only weeks after finishing the demo, thus signaling the end of the band.. pictured above: the late Warner Harrison (2002) Band Members 1993-1994Shaunna Hall - Guitars, bvs Band Members 1994-1995Shaunna Hall - Guitars, bvs | |
Discography"Mendocino Demo Session 1994" track list |
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"Gush Demo '95" track list mp3s:for more Alcohol of Fame audio, click here web sites: | |
Above: Gush Demo '95 cassette tape insert, above that: Gush Demo '95 cassette tape cover: pictured L-R Cara, Steve, Warner, Peter, Shaunna |
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