He did take guitar lessons in the eighth grade and piano lessons in middle school and in college, but learned most about music from his brother who also played guitar, and by just playing instruments on his own. After high school, Davis headed to Abilene Christian University in Texas for a few years before leaving to make his first record. His second recording was a CD produced in 1994 by Windmark Records. Meanwhile, Davis rehearses with his four-member band at a studio in Innsbrook. Davis sings and plays guitar.
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In addition, Davis performs in plenty of local venues. The band played at Friday Cheers in Richmond on June 2, and they play the River's Bend Concert Series later this summer. In addition to focusing his music in a market that has embraced him, Davis is glad to stick closer to home for another reason now. In February, he married the former Joanne Ogo. Davis' mother lives in Enon, his father lives nearby in Hopewell and his brother lives right across the street.