Behind them, Pesce's son, Casey, taps on his drum kit, while Casey's mother and grandmother look on approvingly from the bar. Their music is so good. The members of The Lemmongrass Band, whose ages range from 20 to 48, are increasingly hopeful nonfamily members will agree. And they're certain that by the end of this year, an album they recently spent a month recording in Macon, Ga., will be picked up by a record label, and they'll be on their way toward becoming a name band. There is pressure every night to win people over to our own songs.
Followers appreciate the effort.
On one occasion she traveled to Philadelphia to see them open for The Marshall Tucker Band at the Trockadera rock 'n'troll hall. But the Beachcomber Bar offers a unique benefit. And on this Friday morning, the five men who want to make it big in the music world splash and play in the ocean like little children.