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Biography:
A Detroit-area rock & roll band formed in 1969 by guitarist Cub Koda. Original members also included Mike Lutz (guitar), T.J. Cronley (drums), and Tony Driggins (bass). Initially influenced by Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and other '50s rockers, their early albums included inspired covers and genre-faithful originals, all presented in Marshall stack, double-bass-drum bigness. Far more effective as a live act (with Koda's onstage banter influencing everyone from J. Geils' Peter Wolf to Alice Cooper), the group finally hit paydirt in late 1973 with their number-three hit, the Koda-penned "Smokin' in the Boys' Room." After disbanding the group in 1979, Koda went on to a career as a solo recording artist (see separate entry) and as a journalist for several music magazines. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Group Members: T.J. Cronley Henry Weck Bruce Nazarian Cub Koda Michael Lutz More >> Similar Artists: Cub Koda Bob Seger George Thorogood The Animals The Black Crowes More >>

Influenced By: Bo Diddley Link Wray The Who Jerry Lee Lewis Chuck Berry More >> Followers: Mark Lansing and his Board of Water & Light Hot Water More >>

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