Ken Moss Los Angeles, California
In 1979, I came to DC from LA and formed the band Acrylix, during the New Wave/Punk Rock scare of the period. After Acrylix folded in 1987, I kept at it, in bands Shocko Bottom, 7 Door Sedan, and Laughing Sam (with Tom Lyle of GI). For the past 10+ years, I have been The Ken Moss Experience. I contributed guitar on Rob Moss’ excellent Red Beans and Gasoline. I am now back in LA. ... more
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