GRAHAM began in Canada with Dorian Gammons and Michael Goff, while on a worldwide tour with university based Front Line, in the summer of 1997. Gammons and Goff immediately made use of their diverse musical backgrounds and songwriting skills to create GRAHAM's style-bending balance of modern rock and radio-ready pop. Gammons spent hours listening to the radio as a kid in D.C. in the eighties, drawn to the sounds of INXS and U2. Despite his obsession with music, Gammons relied on writing poetry as an outlet until he discovered his ability to sing during his senior year in high school. He then learned acoustic guitar to accompany his poetry's new voice. Meanwhile, Goff was growing up to the music of bluegrass, country, and Southern Gospel in Dayton, OH, playing harmonicas and a six-string Martin. He identified with the energetic, audience-engaging power of artists like Garth Brooks and Elvis Presley citing, "I've always had the need to enter...