Lee Russell
Lee has been a singer in a Rock and Roll band since the age of 16. His favorite genre of music is classic rock of the ’60s & 70’s. Lee has enjoyed performing for many years. He started singing for a band called Syndrome in 1976 and still gets together for special occasions with some original members of the band. He was also associated with Steele force, Strait Shooter, Backatcha and most recently Kickback. Lee has had the pleasure of meeting talented musicians throughout the years and always enjoys meeting new people and making new friends in each new and familiar venue where Kickback plays. Lee is also a talented drummer and plays percussions and harmonica. For Lee, singing in a Rock and Roll band is a way of life and he is dedicated to giving the crowd his best at every gig.
John Bolotin
John provides that strong driving beat that draws you to the dance floor like a magnet. John has been playing in top local bands over the years and has acquired a high level of professionalism that shows in every performance. John also runs our sound to a level that is enjoyable and not "too loud" for your listening pleasure.
Larry Johnson
Larry has been playing guitar and singing in local bands for a long, long time.( 1974 to be exact).
He learned vocal harmony from listening to the Beatles and guitar from his favorite guitarists Brian May of Queen and Steve Lutkather from Toto.
He has been in local bands Light Rain, Equinox, Reason, Third Wish, Solar Heat, Pizazz, The Rhythmix, The New Romanos, Last Call, Reunion, Instinct, Black Orchid, and most recently Kickback.
He owns a 1989 PRS Standard 24 and an acoustic Martin along with a Marshall amp.
John Gavin
Keyboard player extraordinaire. John adds that multi-layered element to the band, including: piano, organ and synthesizer. John has been playing in local bands for years, and his experience shows in every performance. John is equipped with top of the line keyboard equipment and supporting electronics.
Art Ayers
It's all about the bass.... Ask Art, he'll tell you how it's all about the bass to the point where he becomes very annoying .... just walk away.
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