You have arrived at that part of the site to see the evolution (revolution) of Strych-Nine.  Just scroll down to watch the metamorphis of this group of riveting entertainers from then to now.
 

Toxic Waste 1991-1992 J-Bone - Lead Guitar, Vocals Stevie G. -Bass Heath - Drums

Toxic Waste started by playing a bunch of covers and actually wrote some songs that ended up on "Cardiac Arrest"

  

Final Procedure 1993 J-Bone - Lead Guitar Marty - Vocals Stevie G. - Bass Heath - Drums

Toxic Waste became Final Procedure with the addition of singer Marty.  Several songs were recorded.  Only "Heartache Heartbreak" on "Cardiac Arrest" actually got on to an album with Marty's vocals.

Strych-Nine 1993-1994 Stevie G. - Bass Heath - Drums Skooge - Vocals J-Bone - Lead Guitar

Strych-Nine evolved with the departure of Marty and the entrance of vocalist, Skooge.  Several songs on "Lucid Visions" contain this line up.

	Strych-Nine 1994-1995 J-Bone - Lead Guitar Skooge - Vocals Cam - Drums Heath - Rhythm Guitar Stevie G. - Bass	With an attitude and the need for more, Cam joined Strych-Nine as drummer, while Heath switched to rhythm guitar.  Most of the songs on "Lucid Visions" were recorded by this line up.

Strych-Nine 1995-1997 J-Bone - Lead Guitar Skooge - Vocals Russ - Drums Stevie G. -Bass

A major metamorphis took place with the loss of Cam and the addition of Russ on drums.  Three songs were written by this quartet that ended up on "Suicide 39", although they were not recorded by the group.

Strych-Nine 1997-1999 J-Bone - Lead Guitar Heath - Rhythm Guitar Stevie G. - Bass Russ - Drums Jack - Vocals

When Skooge left, Strych-Nine's search for a vocalist ended with Jack signing on.  This brand of the band created most of the songs on "Suicide 39" and recorded the album.

Strych-Nine 1999-2003 Russ - Drums J-Bone - Lead Guitar Stevie G. - Bass Juanita - Vocals Heath - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar

With the termination of Jack, Heath added his skills as  frontman.  Juanita was added for backing vocals.  This version of Strych-Nine is responsible for writing and recording all the material on "The Fastest Spoken Lines and Years of Rotten Youth".  The album was up for four Grammy nominations, including Best Rock album, in 2002.

Strych-Nine 2003-2005 Russ - Drums Stevie G, - Bass Sean - Vocals J-Bone - Lead Guitar Jay - Rhythm Guiitar

Heath and Juanita decided to start a family.  After having their first child, time became a factor and they decided to move on.  To pick up the slack, Sean was added as the new vocalist and frontman.  Jay joined the band last as the new rhythm guitarist.  This version of the band was a live act, and no albums or songs were recorded with this line up.

 

Strych-Nine 2005-2013 Jay - Rhythm, Lead Guitar Russ - Drums Stevie G. - Bass J-Bone - Vocals, Lead Guitar

After 15 years of playing and a one year hiatus, the band decided it was time to get back and write another album.  "The 5th of Strych-Nine" was chosen and became the title of the new work.  Along with the original album, the band also recorded an album of covers that have influenced them over the years.  In addition to rhythm guitar, Jay shares leads with J-Bone for a deadly dual axe combo.  J-Bone on the mic also gives this music a decidedly new texture.  The band retired in 2013.