Alan's Wrench
Genres: Alternative, Hard rock, Rock
Web site: http://www.alanswrench.com
Alan’s Wrench is becoming one of California and Nevada’s most successful independent rock bands in recent years. Music Connection magazine hails them as modern rock that is radio ready. Alan’s Wrench – formed by vocalist Dave Simoncic, winner of Rockstar Las Vegas 2005, and drummer Marty Wilcox – has continuously brought new insights into modern rock-n-roll. The band’s sophomore CD release, Room With a View, created a loyal fan base; however, with the addition of guitarist Jeff Spaulding in 2003 and bassist John Peed, the style of music drastically changed adding a harder edge. The band’s music is based not so much in where music is today, but in where it’s going to be tomorrow.
- Free MP3s:
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Blister
Sunday Comes
Walk Away
- Musicians:
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Dave Simoncic – Vocals
Jeff Spaulding – Guitar
Marty Wilcox – Drums
Jason Peed – Bass - Formed:
- 1997, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- the journey of life
- Current status
- writing and recording
- Discography:
Alan's Wrench- Label: Spinning Wheel Records
Released: 1999 - Room With a View
- Label: Spinning Wheel Records
Released: 2002 - Walk Away
- Label: Spinning Wheel Records
Released: 2006 - Related Links:
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Alan's Wrench's Myspace page
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1 Comment So Far
I think Alan's wrench should have made the top 10 years ago, this local band has excellent music, way better than other bands that acually made it big in the music industry. If I had the money I would produce there music so it could be play on the radio, you go Alan's Wrench!!! I love you.
Helen O/C Calif
Posted by: ru4real123 on 10/28/08 at 12:21 a.m.
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