Band Member Bio's
Bill Terlop

Bill, a Tampa native, started playing
guitar at the age of 14. Shopping at
the local Western Auto for a new bike
with his dad, Bill spotted guitars on
display. He ended up without the 6
string acoustic guitar. Bill has played
in many Tampa Bay area bands over
the years. One of the original
Thoroughbred Music
guys(remember the old store on
Nebraska anyone?), he went on to
start his own music store,
A-Aardvarks Music & Rental, a
popular music store in Tampa.
A-Aardvark's is currently celebrating
it's 20th year in business!
Rick Boucher-Drums,Vocals

The Story of Rick:
Once upon a time....oh lets just say this. Rick is
a product of Detroit's suburban sprawl and
began beating drums at a tender young age. He
has annoyed everyone with his "skills" in a
multitude of musical settings over a career
spanning almost 30 years. Rick prides himself
on a "less is more" philosophy, and trust me
hearing less of him is what we all need. Joining
60's Groove in the late summer of 2008, Rick
brings his 2 shoes in a dryer drumming sound
to a group of seasoned pro's that now have to
find away to meld this guy into something more
than he is. Rick's drumming inspiration is drawn
from a vast collection of drummers, but he
credits a wind up monkey toy with cymbals as
his biggest influence. Please welcome Rick with
open arms and covered ears.
Seriously, Rick brings a lot of great experience
from his years with the local popular bands
"Betty's Not A Vitamin, and The Edison's."
Tim Hern
Guitar, Lead Vocals

Tim has been playing music since the
Beatles 1st appeared on the Ed Sullivan
Show. He thought it would be a great way
to meet girls. Pretty soon, the girls didn't
matter. He moved to Florida in '94 where
he played in several local bands. In 2006,
Tim was part of a team nominated for a
Sports Emmy for their audio work on
ESPN's Great Outdoor Games. His
original music has been featured on
several commercials as well as the Oprah
Winfrey show. Tim is married to a
wonderful wife, Jane, who brings home
way too many stray dogs.
John Graziano
Bass, Uke, Lead Vocals

John started playing bass when his
dad said no to getting a drum set. He
has played in several combo's John
started playing the bass when since
the early 80's and always gravitated
towards the music of the 60's. He
has played in bands that have
shared the bill with the Monkees,
Gary Puckett and the 1910 Fruitgum
Company. John is also a pop culture
collector and is the syndicated
cartoonist for the long running
Ripley's Believe It Or Not! comic  strip.
Bill with Peter Tork
of The Monkee's
60's Groove with Steve Schurdell and Denny B from
True Oldies, 106.3. Our favorite radio station!
Stephanie Carson- Vocals,
keyboard,
Stephanie has been singing professionally
since 1977 in show and dance bands in
Atlantic City and Las Vegas and all along the
east coast.  Most recently she has been
performing with "The Fall Guys and a Gal"
doing mostly corporate entertaining, fairs, and
private functions.  The group has opened for
acts like Chubby Checker, Gary Puckett among
others like Brenda Lee, Marie Osmond, The
Smother's Brothers and Jim Stafford.  A favorite
gig was performing at Hersheypark for a week
every summer.  Now located in Florida, and
full-time director of music at a church in
Clearwater, she wanted to sing more, LOVES
60's music is glad to be a part of this great
band!