Tex
drums, vocals,
acoustic guitar

With a strong foundation in
the New England country
music scene (go figure),
Tex "got the beat" in his
early teens.  Before
hooking up with HTB, he
has played punk with The
Squad, weddings with
NightLife, rock with
Caribou Gone, Three
Dawgs To Go and Pursuit,
acoustic/oldies with Gone
Bad and country/western
with Dry County, The
Country Rebels & White
Lightnin' who were voted
one of the top ten country
groups in Connecticut.  His
influences range from
punk to country and from
classic rock to Irish folk
music.  
Tom & Cindy
t-shirts, promotions,
road crew, security,
fries, refills

Who the hell is Cindy?
After years of boredom with
their regular 9 to 5 jobs,
this intrepid duo began
checking out the local
music scene.  After hearing
about HTB through other
area players and a local
chef, they decided to give a
listen.  They were hooked.  
When the band realized
that there was no stopping
them from showing up at
gigs, they were officially
adopted and put to work.  
They can often be spotted
at the band's promo table
or at an unsuspecting bar
or club trying to find new
venues to play.
Lisa
vocals, guitar, bass

After graduating from the
tennis racquet, Lisa started
playing guitar and singing
when she was 14.  
Influences come from
bands like Violent
Femmes, Pretenders, L7
and Concrete Blonde.
(Also into Lucinda Williams
and Aimee Mann).   Past
bands include The
Sundogs - (playing in the
Fairfield County and New
Haven areas), Bad Cervix
(an original band - playing
punk style rock  from New
Haven County to
Greenwich Village) and
Gone Bad (acoustic/oldies).
Pete
bass, fiddle, vocals

"Pete Floyd" might provide
the bottom for HTB, but he
certainly tops the list in
versatility.  Besides playing
bass with such notables as
The Dave Kaplan Trio,
Zoa's Arc, RPM Theatre
and Caribou Gone, Pete
has been the drummer for
The Metroes, played
trombone with the Glen
Rock Pops and viola with
the Cedar Vale Quartet,
Livingston Symphony
Orchestra and Danbury
Symphony Orchestra.
PHEW!  If it wasn't for his
seeing The Beatles on the
Ed Sullivan Show, he
never would have wanted
to rock and roll!
J. J.
guitar, bass, vocals

Being the resident
head-banger of HTB is just
the latest chapter in J. J.'s
(a.k.a. Jack Sabbath)
musical career.  Early
bands include Raven
Supper and The Hollow,
who shared the stage with
national acts such as The
Ramones, Madame X and
Red Alert.  After taking time
off to raise a family, J. J.
released the rock and roll
that built up inside him
with a vengeance that can
be seen at any HTB show.  
His influences range from
punk and metal to Chuck
Berry and Stevie Ray
Vaughan.