George Wilkie

People always tell George he looks like Jimmy Buffett. They line up to take photos next to him. George is a pilot and has always owned a boat. He's pretty much living the Buffett Life. After listening to the songs all his life, he finally decided it was time to get on a stage and sing 'em. Get him in your net and on to your stage before he's off on another journey in his boat.


Brian Wachhorst

Brian is the founder and lead singer of the power-pop quartet The Aftershocks. The 1993 SF Weekly reader's poll named them as one of the ten most popular Bay Area bands along with Counting Crows and Cake. Brian started another project in 1994 -- the Bay Area headliner YellowWood Junction. YellowWood Junction performed regularly to packed houses across the Western U.S., sharing the stage with bands like Train. In 1995, KFOG featured Brian's song Fade to Blue on the "10 O'Clock News" radio broadcast. This was the beginning of his AAA radio airplay which includes songs from his more current CD "The Life of Riley" (released in 2000).


Lonnie "Showtime" Walter

Lonnie believes in backing. In his time in the industry he has never had his name out front, but the list of people he has played behind is extraordinary. Lonnie was a session player at Fantasy Studios and the Record Plant in Sausalito throughout the seventies. He once said that when the guitarist takes a solo, the whole band goes with. He has played percussion and toured with many bands including, Zero, and Gregg's Eggs. Lonnie's own band, Lonnie's Eggs plays regularly at Mojito and the Saloon in North Beach.


Chris Wilson

Longtime bass player for Zero and Gregg's Eggs, Chris is a well travelled and experienced bass player. Chris has performed and/or recorded with all but not limited to: Roy Rogers, Pete Seers, Ge Smith, Wavy Gravy, Robert Hunter, Vince Welnic, Peter Green, Bob Weir, Chris Sandoval, Greg Anton, Gail Mudor, Melvin Seals, David Nelson, David Gans and more.