Anyway, here's a short biog about my miserable career: 1993-.......there is nothing worse than "Moyz II Hen". Can't really say much more than that. This band won't die. Spawned from many meetings and seances held in parts of Czechoslovakia and the Ukraine between manager Rabbi Jacob and Pop Waggi (singer come phantom humin mang layer) the band was formed. I'm sure it's the only band in existence that has to pay their manager to be allowed to play. Suffice to say the music is always good the performance is usually bad, but that's why they're such a phenomenon. Don't put your fingers through the cage they haven't been fed, unless it's peethan hunting season. 1994-1998: played in punk band "Loophole" for an enjoyable 4 years. Nothing better than squeezing into a small van and playing gigs around Camden and Brighton. Sadly we never made it any further than that even though we had prospective U.S. management and a deal from MCA on the table. We did however get round to releasing our own e.p. on "Household Name" Records which apparently sold well in Japan???? 1998-2001: after doing a couple of sessions on their 1st album and taking part in the most awful T.V experience ever witnessed, i joined proggy hip-hop band Archive. Their 1st album has to be the most well hidden gem to ever hit the record shops unfortunately the album i signed for couldn't have been more opposite. Although it gave me loads of experience with recording, press, and touring the only real lesson i learnt was how to not record what could have been a great album. Also, don't use a singer who's fascinated with office chairs and wigs. Still miss them. 2001....joined Boot Led Zeppelin. Been a huge fan of Zep since i was 15 and even bought a replica of John Bonham's kit. Even though it's a tribute band and i'm playing covers ( i was always playing someone else's song's anyway) this has to be the band i am most passionate about. Hopefully all of our hard work will pay off so we can gig every night of the week playing in my opinion some of the best songs ever written.