Heavy Bones (band)

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Heavy Bones is a short-lived hard rock band from the early 1990s. The group featured Gary Hoey as its lone guitarist.
== Overview ==
Heavy Bones formed in 1990 in Hollywood, California. The band consisted of Joel Ellis, Gary Hoey, Rex Tennyson, & Frankie Banali. The band released one album, aptly titled Heavy Bones, in 1992. Produced by Ritchie Zito, two singles were released to support the album, "4:AM T.M." and "Turn it On". The album did not sell very well and the group disbanded shortly thereafter.
== Gary sez ==
It was a typical story. Some of the members started getting drug habits, and not really wanting to work as hard as I did. Things started going wrong and I said I’d rather do a solo career, do music I love and not have to worry about other people ruining my future. - from HippoPress interview
== Members ==
* Gary Hoey - guitars, dobro
* Joel Ellis - vocals
* Rex Tennyson - bass
* Scott Thune - bass (rumored to have played the bass tracks on the album)
* Jerry Best - bass (early lineup)
*Frankie Banali - drums
==External links ==
* Sleaze Roxx article