John Elefante (formerly of Kansas)
   Elefante is a 3-time Grammy Award winner and has been nominated 8 times. He is also known for his tenurre as front-man of the rock group Kansas... John and his broother Dino penned one their highest charting rock singles. John is currently touring with several SUPER groups that have featured members from classic rock bands: Mike Reno, Alice Cooper, Vince Neil, Kenny Arnoff, Ansley Dunnbar, Micky Thomas, Bill Champlin, John Cafferty, Steve Auggeri, David Pack, Kelly Keagy, Randall Hall, Lou Gramm, Kevin Chalfant as well as many others. Lead vocalist, keyboard and songwriter for the legendary music group, Kansas, replacing Steve Walsh, on the albums, "Vinyl Confessions" (1982) and "Drastic Measures" (1983), as well as the new song, "Perfect Lover", from "The Best of Kansas" (1984). Along with his brother and songwriting partner, Dino Elefante, led the studio project "Mastedon", which released the albums, "It's a Jungle Out There" (1989) and "Lofcaudio". Released the solo albums, "Windors of Heaven" (1995), "Corridors" (1997) and "Defying Gravity" (1999). Along with his brother Dino, ran Pakaderm Records in the late 1980s and early 1990s, on which they released the two Mastedon albums as well as albums from other Christian rock/metal artists. John's name appears on over 30 million reecords to date... 
   Randall Hall (formerly of Lynyrd Skynyrd)
   Possibly most well-known as a former member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hall has a long and storied resume. Hall's first band, Running Easy, which he formed in 1971 with future .38 Special bassist Ken Lyons, had the Southern flavor sound of the Allman Brothers Band, and quickly became a favorite of Ronnie Van Zant, the leader of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Though Running Easy never made it big, they did find themselves touring with Skynyrd , and soon Hall was writing songs for the Skynyrd side project, the Allen Collins Band.
   In 1987, Hall was aked by guitarist Allen Collins to take his place in Lynyrd Skynyrd after Collins' paralyzing car accident. Hall remained a member of the band through 1994 and appeared on the albums Southern By The Grace of God, Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991 and the Last Rebel. 
   He's jammed with the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughn, Carlos Santana, Greg Allman and Charlie Daniels to name just a few. The early 2000s found Hall touring with his own project, The Randall Hall Band. He now enjoys traveling the world singing his favorite southern rock classics! 
   Kevin Chalfant (formerly of Journey)
   Chalfant is a singer and songwriter best known for his work with fellow Journey members, past and present. Kevin was signed to Boardwalk Records in 1981 by Neil Bogart with the group 707. That band produced several Top 200 hits and movie scores, most notably “Megaforce” and “I Could Be Good For You." 707 toured extensively with many of the top groups such as REO Speedwagon, Ted Nugent, Peter Frampton, Scorpions, Loverboy and others. In 1982 alone, it is estimated that 707 performed in front of two million fans with the “Super Jams of Summer!" 
   In the 1990’s, Kevin formed The Storm with Journey founders Gregg Rolie and Ross Valory along with legendary Journey drummer Steve Smith. That band produce two high end albums in “The Storm” and “Eye of The Storm” on Interscope Records. Several Top 20 hits came from those efforts plus a 1993 BMI Award for the most airplay in 1992-93 of their hit song “I’ve Got A Lot To Learn About Love”. That same year, Cher recorded a Chalfant written song entitled “Who You Gonna Believe?” In 1994 Chalfant was asked to stand in and sing with Journey for the reclusive Steve Perry, and in 2003 toured as lead vocalist for the Alan Parsons Live Project. In 2016, Mickey Thomas & Starship covered a Chalfant collaborated song that was added to their most recent Greatest Hits Collection entitled “Keys To The City”. Kevin is focusing most of his time on live performance in recent years, but still enjoys writing and recording in his private recording studio.
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THE HIT SONGS:	ELEFANTE: Play The Game Tonight, Chasing Shadows, Right Away, Fight Fire With Fire, Everybody's My Friend, Perfect Love, Young and Innocent.  HALL: Skynyrd albums Southern By The Grace of God (1988), Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991, The Last rebel (1993). CHALFANT: hits of The Storm and Journey
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