Brooke Alyson – Stevie Nicks Vocalist
Brooke says, “Like Stevie, I try to take you away to a little fantasy world for a while, and simply keep the dream alive that she begun.. if I can do that, I’ve done my job.” In addition to paying tribute to Stevie, Brooke isn’t just a one-trick pony, She also writes and sings various other genres and styles. She also created all-girl band, Sister Honey. Brooke is also in original band Black Jack Davey.
See more of her work at http://www.reverbnation.com/brookealyson
Adam Walton – Guitar/Vocals
Just another cat from Texas – Adam Walton was born in Dallas, Texas in 1981. As a child, Adam had always had a great appreciation for music of all kinds. It wasn’t until he moved deep into the piney woods of east Texas that he found his calling. There, he was introduced to the music of Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Doyle Bramhall II among others. Their fiery, soulful playing led him to pick up guitar at the age of 15 — He hasn’t put it down since. Adam has worked with many projects and bands over the years, and has shared the stage with Mean Gene Kelton and the Diehards, Gary Hoey, and Spencer Bowren, to name a few. He is an accomplished songwriter, singer, and bassist in addition to his main love of guitar. You can listen to various songs Adam creates at http://www.reverbnation.com/doctorvelvet
He is also singer/songwriter/guitarist in Black Jack Davey -
http://www.blackjackdavey.net
Kelli Thompson – Keys/Vocals/Acoustic Guitar/Percussion
Coming soon.
Jason Phillips – Drums
Jason picked up the sticks at 5 years old and couldn’t put them down. Before he was born, the doctor listened to his heartbeat, and announced he would be a drummer. That predictably came true, and he grew up playing along with his sister, Brooke, when they’d play small youth clubs when he was just 8 years old. Fast forward to his teen years through his twenties, he played with various bands such as cover band Pirate Radio regionally. He connected with Adam Walton, and the rest was history. He’s influenced by many genres from rock to old classic country. He is also the drummer of original project Black Jack Davey, creates his own music, plays guitar, and has his own future project in the works.
Wolff DeLong – Bass/Vocals/Percussion 
Originally from San Diego, California, Wolff thundered his way along the West Coast from Mexico to Canada playing in numerous bands around the San Diego area; most notably, the Bluesmatics and the Dive Kings. His journeys eventually led him to Clarksdale, Mississippi, where he met and toured the US with James “Super Chikan” Johnson for five years, as well as Jimbo Mathis, founder of the Squirrel Nut Zippers. When he wasn’t on the road with Super Chikan or Jimbo, he ran sound at Morgan Freeman’s legendary club Ground Zero for musical greats such as Charlie Musselwhite and Bob Margolin. It was at Ground Zero where Wolff met Mean Gene Kelton and agreed to relocate to Houston TX to become Mean Gene’s DieHard bass player, a position he held for five years.
Wolff’s bass and vocals are featured on Gene Kelton’s CD, “Going Back to Memphis: A Biker Band Tribute to Elvis,” (recorded at the legendary Sun Studio) as well as Super Chikan’s CD, “Chikan Soup.” Wolff is also the bassist/vocalist of original project Black Jack Davey, and he also does various DJ/Karaoke shows in the Houston area.
