Roy Murray began singing and playing music at a very young age. With the help of his Father and Older Brother, who are both respected musicians, he learned how to play several instruments. He studied the guitar, the piano, and most notably, the drums. At age 19, he was singing and playing the drums professionally with his Father's successful Irish band, The Mulligans. He has performed with many professional musicians, but most notably, he helped form Suncatcher, an alternative rock band, which released its debut studio album in 1995. Now, for the first time in his musical career, Roy will take over the Lead Vocal spot while maintaining his position behind the drum kit. He brings over 10 years of professional experience to the band and also provides additional orchestration through the art of programming and sequencing.

Carl Macchia began playing guitar in high school in a garage band in Long Island, NY, and the garage was as far as it went. He then went on to the University of Massachusetts, where he studied music theory and played with a number of great cover bands on the bar and fraternity circuit. That really was a great time and it allowed him to develop into quite a competent electric and acoustic player. After college, he went back to New York and continued to play in cover bands and further develop his skills. Along the way he developed a love for bass guitar and harmony vocals and did a bit of that as well. In NYC, he played on some unreleased studio work, but then it was on to Southern California. His story continues on....

Robert Ulloa is somewhat new to the "cover band" scene. Having grown up locally in Los Angeles, he has been influenced by all genres of music. Robert started out playing guitar for a local garage band before trying his hand at the bass, as well as the drums. His skills as a bass player have developed over the past few years, as he has become more proficient performing in front of large audiences throughout Southern California. Being the youngest member of the band, Robert brings a new and young perspective to the band in addition to the energy that he puts forth at each performance.