For Angel Foss, music is life. "I even do music in my free time," says the self-proclaimed musical Renaissance girl. "I'm always thinking, and that usually provokes a lyrical idea about a real-life experience that either I have had or someone I know has had, or a situation that I read about."
About 15 years ago, John Powell slept in a closet every night. Yeah, he really did. Powell, the drummer for the band Tight Wadd, lived with a few of his bandmates in the upper level of a house in Sandusky.
"If you can't dance to it, we don't play it," said Fioritto. "There's a variety to our music. It's mostly an '80s rock band, but we have a little bit of classic rock and some newer stuff in there like Weezer and Offspring."
You've heard of political correctness. How about musical correctness? That's what Lance Horwedel is bragging his cover band Hipster, which is scheduled to perform Nov. 24 at Cabana Jacks, 202 Columbus Ave. in Sandusky, is all about.
When you're a musician, you can go your own way: however, for the past decade, guitarist Lance Horwedel has been content performing in popular Fleetwood Mac cover act Rumours.
What may sound like a ë70s breakfast cereal that was later pulled off the market because its sugar content turned out to be rocket fuel is actually the name of one of the North Coast's more popular cover bands.
Last night I finally realized I'm not getting the spiral macaroni & cheese because I like them better, but just because the spirals are on the third shelf from the bottom, while the regular kind is a shelf lower.
Country music is a serious business for Uptown Country's Jim Sleek, who is hoping his Fremont-based band will get a shot at Music City stardom sooner rather than later.
