Difference between revisions of "Gridlock"
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During spring 1992, Michael Trnik went to college (Berklee College of Music) and February 1993, Mike DeCaprio became the permanent bassist, and Michael "Mik" Monti became the permanent vocalist. | During spring 1992, Michael Trnik went to college (Berklee College of Music) and February 1993, Mike DeCaprio became the permanent bassist, and Michael "Mik" Monti became the permanent vocalist. | ||
| − | Gridlock lasted till 1994. | + | Gridlock lasted till 1994 when they changed the name to G-Lock (''gee lock)''. G-Lock ended later that year. In 1997-98 the band reformed with new members under the name 86 Aspartame. |
==releases== | ==releases== | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 24 February 2013
Gridlock was a rock band from New England in the early 1990's.
Band was started in 1991 by guitarist / founder, Frank S. Thomas and bassist Michael Trnik. Drummer Mike Reykjavik joined in 1992. Gridlock had difficulty finding band members for the always vacant vocalist and bassist positions.
During spring 1992, Michael Trnik went to college (Berklee College of Music) and February 1993, Mike DeCaprio became the permanent bassist, and Michael "Mik" Monti became the permanent vocalist.
Gridlock lasted till 1994 when they changed the name to G-Lock (gee lock). G-Lock ended later that year. In 1997-98 the band reformed with new members under the name 86 Aspartame.
releases
- Demo - 1992
- Basement Days - 1992
- Gridlock: Alive at The El-N-Gee - 1992
- Eternity (EP) - 1992
- Gridlock: Live at Toads Place 1993
- Don't Block The Box - 1993
Constant Members
(for more see 86 Aspartame)
- Frank Steven Thomas -vocals, guitar
- Mike Reykjavik -drums
Other members
- Mik Monti -vocals (live shows, 2 studio recordings, video)
- Michael Trnik -bass (Demo only)
- Jack Adonti -vocals (Live @ El-n-Gee recording only)
- Mark Bray -bass (live only)
- Chad Anderson -vocals (no recordings or shows)
- Mike (Weeze) DeCaprio -bass (live shows, 2 studio recordings, video)
Reykjavik and Thomas would eventually play again in GLOCK (which had other Gridlock members) and 86 Aspartame
- GLOCK is pronounced Jee-Lock
