Life Story:

This is hard for me… Because my life has not been a easy one so far. I don’t really like talking about my past because it just brings up bad memories and things I can not change… So I don’t really talk much about my past and just so you know I have good reasons as why I don’t. Here is what I can tell you…

I grew up in Hollis, Maine with my mom, dad and little brother. We were a small close, but dysfunctional family. Not normal by far. My mom worked two jobs because my dad was disabled and was either in a wheelchair and sometimes on his good days he could stand with crutches, But it all seemed normal to me, My mom and dad did the best they could with what they had to give us the things we needed to grow up as a traditional family. I remember for Christmas my mom and dad got me a bass and amp for Christmas and got my little brother Tommy a electric guitar and a amp. We would play for hours together just feeding off each other energy and asking what we learned from our music teacher so we could compare notes to try and outdo one another. We would talk about how to be better players and some day start a rock band and be famous. Then My brother go bored of his guitar like two years after getting his guitar and asked if I wanted swap my bass for his guitar and I was like YAH DUDE! so we switched and he thought me how to play the guitar and I thought him how to play the bass. That is how I learned to play the guitar and the bass

I went to school with Anna Dote, We have known eachother since kindergarten.  But we never really started hanging out until we started middle school and started our first band “Pinky’s Black” I was the so happy she was in the band because it was an all girl band and the drama that went along with being in that band was borderline crazy it was so stressful on how much drama was in our first band. Anna should have been the lead singer of Pinkys Black but the singer was a few years older than us and we kind of idolized her. I played the bass, Anna played the keyboard and we both sang as backup singers.

LIKES:

Eating healthy, drinking wine, smoking the wacky ta’backy (because it’s 4:20 somewhere), photography, modeling, fashion, working out, playing my guitar, my husband (Most days LOL ;-), a clean house, jogging, running, Hiking, camping, making music with my band, and Hanging out with friends and family.

DISLIKES:

Fake people and people who still try to get my number even when I show them my ring and tell them I am married!

HOBBIES:

Photography, modeling, fashion, working out, playing my guitar, jogging, baking, architecture, Vinyl Record & CD collecting, running, Hiking, camping, and making music with my band

Music INFLUENCES: 

 As far as my guitar playing style I would say my biggest music influencers would be Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vive. Because my dad and little brother use to listened to a lot of heavy metal bands like Van Halen, Steve Vie, Gary Hoey Metallica, Anthrax, Machine Head,Lamb of God, Motorhead, Megadeth, Korn, Avenged Sevenfold, Tool, Slayer Slipknot, Ozzy Osbourne, and Pantera. So I kinda just started playing my guitar along with whatever my dad and little brother was playing in the living room on my dad stereo, I would just put my headphones on one ear so I could hear my guitar and leave the other one off so I could hear what they were jamming out to in our Living room , Because we did not have a TV in my house for most of my teen years. My dad locked it up in the closet because he thought we was wasting to much time watching to much TV and not doing stuff kids should do. But when my mom was home it was good old Blues and Rock n’ Roll that was cranked out over my dad’s stereo. It was BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Johnny Lang, Buddy Guy, Jimmy Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and muddy Muddy Waters was all.