LESSON ZERO is Andreas Barrett: guitar, viola, and vocal; Tom Zimmers: drums and vocal; guitar George Anspach: guitar and vocal; and Kerry Miller: bass and vocal. Guitar George: keyboards on “Scrapin’ Knuckles,” “Losing Ground,” ”I Just Want To Rock With You,” and percussion on “Effing St.” Kerry: percussion on all songs and acoustic guitar on “Effing St.” Andreas: keyboard on “Why Don’t You” and viola on “I Saw Momma Sneaking Santa Claus” and backing vocals on both songs. He also wrote the l...
LESSON ZERO is Andreas Barrett: guitar, viola, and vocal; Tom Zimmers: drums and vocal; guitar George Anspach: guitar and vocal; and Kerry Miller: bass and vocal. Guitar George: keyboards on “Scrapin’ Knuckles,” “Losing Ground,” ”I Just Want To Rock With You,” and percussion on “Effing St.” Kerry: percussion on all songs and acoustic guitar on “Effing St.” Andreas: keyboard on “Why Don’t You” and viola on “I Saw Momma Sneaking Santa Claus” and backing vocals on both songs. He also wrote the lyrics on “Welcome To The Game” and made contributions to other songs. Angelo Tornese: guitar on “Baby Bought A Ticket” and “Find It And Take It” and backing vocal on “Losing Ground.” Bobby Farlee: tympanis on “Coming Back,” drums on all songs except"ISaw Momma Sneaking Santa Claus" and "Why Don't You," and backing vocals on “I Just Want To Rock With You” and “Effing St.” Guitar George sings lead on “Welcome To The Game” and “Run-around” and duets with Kerry on “Baby Bought A Ticket,” “Losing Ground,” and “Find It And Take It.” And with a little help from our friends… Kevin Scannell: drums on "Why Don't You" and "ISaw Momma Sneaking Santa Claus." Ken Farley: soprano saxophone on “Run-around.” Mixing and mastering done by Anspach Productions except for “Why Don’t You” and “I Saw Momma Sneaking Santa Claus” done by Andreas Barrett. Visit us online at www.myspace.com/lessonzero or if mamma don’t allow, we’re also on www.showcaseyourmusic.com/lessonzero and www.sixtysecondhero.com/lessonzero to mention few. You can see lyrics on our web page. We didn’t have room for everything. Lesson Welcome was carefully handcrafted and aged to perfection for three years. It is an eclectic variety of LESSON ZERO’s original alternative, indie roots rock, plus a cover and a half. It is something old, something new, something borrowed, and even some blues. It strays from rock’s standard 4/4 to 6/8 and 9/8 time. It’s new adult, contemporary music with a bit of pain, a dose of reality, a smattering of hope, a wink from God, a whole lotta love, a little happiness, considerable fun, occasional excitement, a twist of twisted humor, and of course the proverbial eye of newt, wing of bat, toe of frog, etc. which all adds up to Way Cool Music.
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