Trashlight Vision
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Trashlight Vision was a trash punk band from the United States. They are perhaps most famous for featuring the guitarist from Murderdolls, Acey Slade.
The band released their debut album in April 2006 on UnderGroove Records in the UK, entitled "Alibis and Ammunition". The album features 11 original songs as well as a cover of the Ramones song "My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes to Bitburg)".[1][2]
After releasing "Alibis and Ammunition", Trashlight Vision gained a strong and increasingly big fanbase and toured many different countries including their home country, various parts of Europe, the United Kingdom and Japan. The band's last ever Glasgow (Scotland) date was the only UK show to be filmed in its entirety and was filmed by GUILTY.x.DESIGN Productions.
Trashlight Vision signed with Rock Ridge Music in the USA and released Alibis and Ammunition in the United States on July 10, 2007.
The group disbanded on September 12, 2007.[3]
Members
- Acey Slade – vocals, guitar (2004–2007)
- Steve Haley – guitar, backing vocals (2004–2007)
- Roger "Rags" Segal – bass, backing vocals (2004–2007)
- Jonny Chops – drums (2007)
Former Members
- Lenny Thomas – drums (2004–2007)
Post-Trashlight Vision
Acey Slade served a short stint playing guitar with Wednesday 13 in 2008. He is now the lead singer and guitarist in his band Acey Slade & The Dark Party and is also playing bass with Joan Jett And The Blackhearts.
Steve Haley is now fronting his own band called Haley.
Lenny Thomas plays drums in Sorry and the Sinatras with The Wildhearts bassist Scott Sorry.
Roger Segal also played bass in Sorry and the Sinatras but announced that he had retired from playing music in early 2010.[3]
Jonny Chops was briefly the touring drummer with AntiProduct and was playing drums with Wednesday 13 until the reformation of Murderdolls.
Discography
- Trashlight Vision EP - (2004)
- 'Allergic To Home' EP - (2005)
- "Alibis and Ammunition" - (2006)
References
- ^ "Watch Trashlight Vision Perform Ramones Cover" "Metal Underground", January 6, 2007.
- ^ "Trashlight Vision Is NO MORE"
- ^ a b "Trashlight Vision Call It A Day" Oz, Diamond, "Metal Underground", September 13, 2007.