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The brothers Goeldner, obviously had been playing together for many years. Andrew and Matt then met through work and their common love for music. For years they had various lineups that basically wrote songs and practiced together but never completely gelled or made any public appearance. In about 2001 Nicole joined the lineup to be the bassist. She was a coworker with Jeff and heard some of his personal demos and asked if he would be interested in checking things out as a singer for their band (the lone missing piece). Not thinking of himself as a true singer and more of a guitarist who sings, reluctantly... Jeff still was intrigued enough to give things a shot. So, late 2002 Strike Zone was born melding some of Jeff's songs and style into the songs and ideas the others had already built up. Draw the Line was completely written musically and lyrically prior to Jeff joining. This Time Aint No Different was a meld of a prior song with some new passages and new lyrics created by Jeff. I Cant Go On started by the excellent keyboard passages created by Matt and was fleshed out in bridge and chorus by Jeff with lyrics written by Jeff directly from a short story written by Andy. 2002 and 2003 were a very creative time as many existing and new ideas were smoothed and formed by the band.
In early 2003, Strike Zone submitted demos for a Local Musicians Showcase through Cascio Interstate Music in New Berlin, WI. The band was chosen as one of 10 bands for that showcase event. Strike Zone's first live appearance was at that event. Shortly thereafter the band made a small appearance at The Rock Shop in West Allis. All of the members have 'day jobs' and various complexities that preclude the band from actively pursuing a real career in music. Thus, the entire band experience has been more about the music and just enjoying the whole creative process and playing. Around late 2003, both Nicole and Matt left due to personal circumstances making it difficult for them to continue.
Since 2003 Andrew, Jeff, and Bill have been just enjoying the occasional semi-monthly practices and working on arrangements to songs to fit the skills and limitations (no keyboards) of the new lineup. The band plans to work on some new demo recordings to share up on the site soon. For now... enjoy the demos of the original 5 piece lineup from spring of 2003.
Mostly a mishmash of late 70s, 80s, and early 90s lighter metal or heavier rock. KISS, Queensryche, Megadeth, Dream Theater, Loverboy, etc
Mike Shultz 03 December 2006 07:35