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Ace Andres An American songwriter and vocalist who plays lead guitar (born on June 20th, 1956) is one of Rock Music's few "conservative" and "politically incorrect" musicians. In an industry dominated by liberal politics; Ace's songs are about conservative Talk Radio or Pro Life. He has been a guest on the "The Savage Nation" (Michael Savage) and "The Radio Factor" (Bill O'Reilley). The Wave Magazine referred to Ace Andres' music as "Fast, Loud, Unapoligetically Confrontational Rock. Image File history File links Ace_Andres. ...
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Biography He was born in Stockton, California to parents that were in the restaurant/nightclub business, and at the age of 5 learned to play Alto Sax. When his parents moved him to another school district that needed a drummer, Ace (over his parents' objections) became the school drummer. Ace would sit in with the house band at his father's nightclub playing Sax and drums. City nickname: Californias Sunshine Seaport County: San Joaquin Area code: 209 ZIP code: 952xx Area: - Total - Water 144. ...
In 1964, Ace, being influenced by the Beatles and Dave Clark Five spent more time playing his brother's electric guitar. While still playing drums in local bands, he found himself learning more and more cord progressions on his brother's guitar. Ace's mother died when he was 11 years old. At that time his brother would go off to Vietnam leaving his father to raise him alone. Ace would follow his brother's footsteps and enlist in the Navy 6 years later towards the end of the Vietnam War. It was in the US Navy that Ace fronted his first professional band. A power trio called "Sky High" (Kerry Henry/bass and Toby Woodard/drums) that would perform in Japan in 1976.
After leaving the Navy with an honorable discharge in 1977, Ace would return to the San Francisco Bay Area and record his first single "Still Waiting" and "I can't love you no more". He would eventually meet rock impressario Bill Graham and become a permanant part of the San Francisco music scene. Ace currently performs with his back up band The X-15's . His back up musicians have included Page Jackson (bass, Mary carves the Chicken) Rick Jensen (drums) Dave Kaffenetti (Keyboards, Spinal Tap) Tom Bowers (bass, The Doorslammers) Spinal Tap (from left to right): Smalls, St. ...
Trivia Chris Isaak Chris Isaak (born Christopher Joseph Isaak June 26, 1956 in Stockton, California) is an American indie rock, pop, and rock and roll singer, songwriter, and occasional actor. ...
Discography
Singles - I can't love you no more b/w Still Waiting (1978)
- A Terry Anderson Song (2004)
Albums - Cowboy Hat Blues Urban Camo Records (2002)
- Hunka Gyrations Urban Camo Records (not available)(2004)
- American Infidel Urban Camo Records (2005)
DVDs - Ace Live ~ Stanford Research Institute (2003)
- The Hard Rock Gourmet ~ pilot cooking show for The Food Network (2004)
See also
External links - Official Ace Andres website
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