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As success came to these boys at a early age of 16 and 17, they continue to grow and impress the local music scene even more so now at the age of 23 and 24.
In the beginning, when most freshmen take that first step into what they will remember as the best or worst 4 years of their life, and also find themselves more worried about how to fit in, and still look cool while waiting in a lunch line. These boys were hard at work writing music and testing out the waters by playing in front of hundreds in hope that people would embrace them and their music.
They first found out through a Valentine's Day dance at their high school, and then taking it even further by entering a state-wide competition as the PAWN SHOP CADDIES. As for an answer of how they would be embraced, they found out by surpassing over 40 bands and capturing "Best Young Band in the State" as well as earning individual awards such as best songwriter (TJ) and best bassist (TOM)
Shorty after winning the honors of "Best Young Band in the State" they headed into their first real studio experience with Producer/Engineer Jon Wyman. Now at the age of 18 and 19, they were finding out what the music scene was all about. After 2 weeks of tracking, mixing, and mastering, the boys released 4 of the 10 songs they recorded for their PAWN SHOP CADDIES debut EP "Bad To The Gnome"
A short time after it's release the EP found it's way onto many various artist compilations along side major label bands, a few snowboarding and skateboarding videos with a production company out of California, as well as having a song featured on national television on the popular Snow-Skate show "54321" on Fox Sports Net. Host of the show at the time was the very popular Leeann Tweeden (now featured on The Best Damn Sports Show).
After the short stay of the PAWN SHOP CADDIES, a few years had passed, and in mid 2005 some members had decided to get together and start a new project called "STEALING SKYLITE". In which again the boys found themselves back in the studio with close friend Jon Wyman, this time focusing on six songs TJ had wrote that summer. They challenged themself to see what they could now do being veterans and no longer new to the studio atmosphere and it paid off. Soon after the 1st of the year in 2006 they had released their STEALING SKYLITE debut "This Was Made To Hurt You". Which had overnight success, in which gave the boys the privilege to share the stage with many well established bands as well as many oppurtunity's to sign with various labels, in which they never quite found the right home for themselves.
Now as 2007 starts, the band finds themselves with a new name, a new line-up, and even more eager to prove themselves worthy to the fans and friends that they have made this past year. They plan on coming out strong in 2007 in which they are in the middle of writing new tracks for their debut album for THE FALLEN STARFIGHT which will be released this Fall. Make no doubt about it, the boys plan on working as hard as EVER to produce the best material possible, and plan on pulling out a few tricks on the way, in which should keep them around the local music scene for years to come.

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