The band originally started out as ONE SIDED DICE including frontman Caleb Thompson, along with Tyler Townsley and two others to remain unmentioned. With the loss of the two others (guitar and bass), who left to pursue other musical interests, Caleb and Tyler called to Phillip Kisamore, who had no music ability at all. After teaching him the basics of the bass guitar Phil’s abilities took off. With the new player they transferred their title to FIFTH YEAR FRESHMEN. After a series of concerts...
The band originally started out as ONE SIDED DICE including frontman Caleb Thompson, along with Tyler Townsley and two others to remain unmentioned. With the loss of the two others (guitar and bass), who left to pursue other musical interests, Caleb and Tyler called to Phillip Kisamore, who had no music ability at all. After teaching him the basics of the bass guitar Phil’s abilities took off. With the new player they transferred their title to FIFTH YEAR FRESHMEN. After a series of concerts Tyler Townsley left due to conflicting interests. Leaving the band drummerless. With the new drummer Danny Sylvester, FIFTH YEAR FRESHMEN seemed to be back on track, only to be left drummerless yet again after not a single show with Sylvester. Deciding to go with out a drummer for a time, Caleb (Cal) and Phil (Kai), joined forces with a new talent at guitar, Jesse Yoder. With Yoder on the team the band again decided to change their name. With only one of the original band members still in the group, keeping the original name felt wrong. THE LAST SIX PAGES was born. With the release of a five track E.P., which has yet to go public, the band headlined their first concert, drummerless at GEAR FEST ’07. Only weeks later drummer/ guitar player T.J. Roby was inducted into THE LAST SIX PAGES, but sadly after one concert his services retired. Leaving them yet again, drummerless. With Cal on guitar and vocals, Kai on Bass, Synth, and vocals, and Jesse on guitar and drums, they were beginning to feel spread too thin. After much debate the band decided to join with the talents of Tom Kellett (T.K.Kong). Having only a minimum knowledge in guitar, and none with bass, the band had to show Tom exactly what to do, in every song. Miraculously after only the third practice with Tom in the band, Kellett not only knew how to play every song, but had also started contributing to the song writing process. With Kai on synth and vocals, Cal on guitar and vocals, Jesse moved on drums, and Tom on bass THE LAST SIX PAGES is complete!!!
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