Artist description Daddy Banned It is a four man rock and roll band from the Cincinnati, Ohio and Southeastern Indiana areas. The band was formed in December of 1990 by guitarist Rick Kern, guitarist Frank Zielinski and bassist Bill Hinds. Drummer Dave Peck was replaced by Steve Ludwig in 1992 and the lineup has been the same ever since. We play our own brand of straight forward, high energy, danceable hard rock. Influences range from Aerosmith and AC/DC to Sister Hazel and Matchbox 20. Our debut self-produced CD entitled “Rules” was released in July of 1997. Principal songwriter Rick Kern handles lead vocals on the CD with backup vocals from all other members. Everyone shares lead vocal responsibilities at live gigs. Daddy Banned It has built a sizable following of fans by remaining faithful to our rock roots while most of the other bands playing the same circuit started playing some or all new country. In the Southeastern Indiana circuit we are the number one draw at every club we play. Our lively fast paced show consistently keeps the dance floor full and the bar receipts high. Writing has begun for our next album which is planned to be recorded and released in summer/fall of 2000. Expect another album full of catchy exciting rock and roll with writing contributions from all band members. Our fan base in the Cincinnati area is rapidly growing and we plan to expand to cover the better clubs in the tri-state area. From there, who knows…..

Music Style Hard Rock

Musical Influences Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Kiss

Similar Artists Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Kiss

Group Members Bill Hinds - Bass, vocals Rick Kern - Guitar, vocals Steve Ludwig - Drums, vocals Frank Zielinski - Guitar, vocals

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums

Location Cincinnati, Ohio - USA

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