Fall of 1991, in the blue-collar city of Baltimore, David Koslowski had written some songs and recorded them on a cheap ass tape recorder. He asked his roommate Colin Preston to buy a bass guitar and form a band with him. Colin had never played an instrument beforeits the classic punk rock story. The two would go on to generate a machine like band known as Liquor Bike. The Bike would roll full steam ahead for 5 years until its inevitable crash in 1996. A flyer was posted in various record stores looking for another guitarist & drummer. After several failed auditions the band brought in guitarist, Stefan Meyers, who was a friend from the bar and recruited Eric Dixon, a metal drummer and record store clerk to join the band. The first incarnation of the band was complete. The group quickly set up shows playing its first at The Jar, a loft space in downtown Baltimore and their second show was in Boston the next weekend. They were driven and ready to hit the road and put out records as soon as possible...

Liquor Bike:
David Koslowski - vox & guitar
Michael Starr Gaitley - guitar & vox
Colin Preston - bass & vox
Eric Dixon - drums Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.