About Josh Ramos

Starting in the mid-80s with LeMans and then playing lead guitar for The Storm, Hardline, and Two Fires. Most known for his work in the Interscope recording group The Storm (also featuring Santana/Journey Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Gregg Rolie, Journey’s Steve Smith and Ross Valory, and 707’s Kevin Chalfant). Following The Storm he transitioned into the spin off band Two Fires, once again featuring Chalfant on vocals, plus bassist Willie Weeks and drummer Kenny Arnoff. Next, Ramos took up where Journey’s Neal Schon left off in Hardline recording Hardline II and performing at the Gods Festival in Bradford, England. During the same period Josh finally took the time to do his first solo album “Living in the Light”. Ramos created a very personal batch of material and enlisting some of the best session backers in the business. With the help of vocalist Mark Weitz, keyboardist Michael T. Ross, drummer Atma Anur, bassist Scott Snyder, and supporting keyboardist Russ Greene.

About Hugo Valenti

Hugo started his career with Valentine. They toured later changing their name to Open Skyz touring with Mr. Big and opening for Kiss. They had hit songs such as "Never Said It Was Gonna Be Easy", "No Way", and "Golden Years" as well as music on the sound track for the hit movie "Don' tell Mom the Babysitters Dead". After years of touring Hugo went on his own making his debut solo album recognized throughout the AOR community. It was hailed as being the album Journey should have released instead of "Trial By Fire" Constantly being compared to Steve Perry, he started fronting his own tribute band called "Evolution" to keep his voice strong while releasing two more solo albums "Time On Earth" and "Fire In The Night". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.