A few months went by and I felt the itch again when Scott approached me saying his brother who is a singer is moving to Dallas, and that that he spoke to Eddie, and he was interested in starting a new project. The name was finally decided on as Core Strongoni. Well, any publicity is good, so having people repeat our stupid name over and over trying to get it right, and all the jokes only got us more attention and recognition around town. We were tight, we were good, and it was great.

In my mind, this is the most professional band that I have been in, with the best chance for success.

Full length mp3s:
Death of a Vampire
A music video I made:
Ressurection (24mb)
Ressurection
Morning After
Such are the ones
Ronnie, the new vocalist was awesome, especially in the studio. I was fired up again, but sadly after a brief, few months, Ronnie started wiggin out. Ronnie was just an emotional guy, that has it's own benefits and drawbacks, but we all had a short tolerance for non-professionalism, it was all or nothing, so after two strikes, the third strike was an out. Ronnie moved back to New Mexico, I don't know what he's up to now, but I wish we were still in touch. Scott took over the vocal spot as we looked for a singer. He sang good enough, but considering the difficulty of our tunes, we all felt that we really needed a full time singer with a charismatic on stage persona. Scott had a choice to make when his father moved to Branson, and offered him a full time position with his recording studio. I told him that with my new job, I had gotten into the Macintosh big time, the computer industries left-handed step-child, just as Heavy Metal is to the music industry, so we all decided to officially put an end to what had begun with Psycho, Thomas, and Ozzy and B.C... THE END

(yeah right...) Scott has been playing in Waja after coming back from Branson a couple years later, and Eddie never stopped playing and joined Moxy, who became Black Tie Dynasty and is currently on a national tour. I took a 10 year break, then tried an acoustic thing with Wednesday's Child which lasted one summer, just doing my own thng with Full Circle now.
Ronnie Brooks
It is at this time that Psycho had finally gotten it together, with Drummer Marc Majors, who once jammed with us in Utopian, Chris Gregory, a local Bass player, and the return of Ozzy who did a KILLER job. True to their nature, the band was called EVIL... The band didn't last long though, after recording one great CD, they split. Marc and Chris got together with Harry and Romeo, our old friends, for an 80's project. Now Harry plays in a Motley Crue Tribute Band, and Romeo is playing in a country band.
Where Are They Now Page
Pound was a band that was "formed" after Core Strongoni for recording purposes only for a possible record deal, here's a page for that.