Edison Freeman- Vocals, guitars, keys and harmonicas Born to native Texans, but raised in Los Angeles, Edison began to play at age 5, on the lap steel guitar, and by the age of 16 had added all types of guitars to his repertoire, as well as bass, drums, piano, trumpet, and harmonica. Edison had a billboard top 100 hit in 1970 with a band called "Kingdom", possibly the first true progressive rock band in the USA. "Kingdom" was produced by Barry Hansen, the man who became famous as "Doctor Demento". Always in love with the blues, a turning point came for him when he was invited to be the bassist for Stan West, an extraordinary bluesman and slide guitarist from the Los Angeles area. For the next 3 years he was immersed in the blues, sharing the stage with many major artists until returning to the spotlight as a frontman . After woodshedding for the last 8 years in Texas, building a hi- tech recording studio and writing many fine new songs, his dream band has become a reality. Randy Rice - Bass and vocals. When Ed met Randy at the age of 13, they formed their first serious band. Randy and Ed went their separate ways then, and Randy went on to great success as the bassist for Eric Burdon from 1972-75. Randy also recorded with the Rubber City Rebels, and is featured on the soundtrack of the cult classic film "Echo Park" as a member of Jimmie Wood and the Immortals.