Bios

Tammy is the lead and background vocals for the band. She plays a mean tambourine. Tammy has been singing since grammar school when she was chosen to do a solo at midnight mass and she hasn’t stopped singing since.

Tammy was lead vocals for a few area bands in the 80’s and early 90’s; TEEZE, Straight Up and Horizon. She took a break for a few decades to raise a family.

Tony fell in love with the drums while watching Lawrence Welk. Parents could not afford a drum set so he made one out of a Ludwig parade drum, coffee cans (filled with screws) and square ceiling tiles. His parents finally were convinced this was not a fad and purchased him his first drum set (Slingerland) at 12 years old from The Drum Shop in Wilmington.

Tony started playing with his cousin and friends in the 60’s Met Bob Crowder in the early 70’s and they form local band favorite Deepwater. Met Doug Thacker and the band won two consecutive Battle of the Band’s 1977 & 1978, recorded a single that got air time on WAMS radio.

Ken has been playing professionally since he was 18 and has played with Teeze, Night Shift, Shakey Ground, Group Therapy and See Alice. He has also done live sound for dozens of local bands.

While his father, a Merchant Marine, was out to sea, Bob would pick up his dad’s six string. Watching his dad, Bob taught himself not only to play but to transpose a right handed guitar to play it left handed and upside down!

In the early 70’s, Bob returned from the Army and through his sister, met Tony. Hearing Bob sing, Tony invited him down to a band practice to audition as a singer. Eventually, Bob and Tony would play with many other local musicians and form Circus.

Mark comes from a large, musical family and began playing piano and organ at an early age. His influences include many of the classic, progressive rock bands of the 70’s.

As yet another member of the band Teeze, he considers himself fortunate to have performed throughout Delaware Valley’s vibrant club scene that existed back then.

Mark is quick to point out that “playing on a Saturday night back then wasn’t just a gig, it was an event!”.  

Despite an occasional respite from performing, he has had the opportunity to play along with some of the area’s finest musicians (and there are many).

So now it has come full-circle, and after a lot of water under the bridge, Mark is happy to be reunited with this group once again.

Dave plays guitar, keys, synths and backing vocals and is usually responsible for any odd sounds you may hear emanating from the PA. At age 8, his first guitar was from S&H Green stamps and he’s been playing nearly 50 years.

He played tenor sax and clarinet and arranged for Wilmington’s premiere big band The Generations in the ‘80s and ‘90s. His influences are Brian May (Queen), Davey Johnstone (The Elton John Band), great AM hits from the late ‘60s.

When he’s not aping the tiny nuances that makes See Alice songs close to the original you know and love, he raises dachshunds.