Andrew Elt started seriously getting into music when he quit college in 1985. He joined the band Gin on the Rocks who went on to win the coveted ‘Dutch Battle of the Bands Grand Prix’ in the same year. From there he spent 8 years recording 4 albums and touring the world with Dutch rockers and Atlantic Recording Artists, Sleeze Beez. After this rock ’n roll rollercoaster of a ride, he went on to record with his own band, The Moon. His career then took a left turn as he tried his luck in Tour Management, whilst keeping his vocal chords in shape by playing 40+ shows a year with his Led Zep tribute, Physical Graffiti, amongst many other sessions.
Martin Helmantel is a veteran of the dutch rock scene. Playing the bass with dutch prog rockers Elegy for 17 years, they released 7 albums that sold across the globe, where their success ultimately led them to the shores of Japan, Asia and the United States. After the demise of the band, Martin got together with long time friend, Andrew Elt and started playing seventies rock songs in bars with their band The Heavy 70’s, whilst trying to figure out what to do next. That lasted 7 years. In 2002 they went their separate ways.
Joris Lindner always wanted to be a musician. Playing the drums from a very early age, he also learned classical piano up till his mid teens. He taught himself how
