I grew up up In Indianapolis, Indiana. As a kid I was influenced by my second cousin, Ronnie Haig who was a local musician from Fountain Square. For those of you who can remember the 50's, Ronnie had a hit song of April of 1958 that almost made the TOP 40 called "Don't You Hear Me Calling Baby". That same year he appeared on American Bandstand. I was heavily influenced by Ronnie's stardom and Rockabilly style. I was also Influenced by The Beatles, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Pink Floyd, Pat Travers, KISS, Judas Priest, B.B. King, Chuck Berry and classic 70's rock. With my love of music I began to learn to play the acoustic guitar. I was mainly self taught but I was also able to expand on my talents and learn by forming a garage band with friends, Tony Pierle and Jim Warren. Between the both of them they took we went to another level, I was loaded and came out firing. From there I mainly played acoustic gigs with Tony Pierle around Indiana. After Ton...