Artist description The ClockX formed on the streets of the Motor City, Detroit. Now Los Angeles is where they write, record and produce original material. After making a name for themselves in the clubs of Detroit, New York, Austin, Miami and Toronto, The ClockX finally moved to Los Angeles and began writing for Peer Music and EMI Publishing. The ClockX successfully contributed songs to such movies as "Childs Play" (UA), "My Mom's A Werewolf" (Crown), "No Place To Hide" (Cannon - with Drew Barrymore), "Nobody's Perfect (Moviestore - with Chad Lowe), "It's My Party" (UA), "Silver Strand" (HBO), and many others. While only occasionally performing in Southern California, The ClockX have focused their recent energy on writing, recording and producing original material for their first CD in 2001, entitled "The ClockX". The ClockX plan on releasing new CD's in the near future.

Music Style Pop & Rock songs, some with a spanish flavor.

Similar Artists Pat Benetar, Divinyls

Artist History Debbie Darnell spent her youth in the hills of Pennsylvania, living with her Gypsy aunt who gave crystal ball readings while Debbie prepared the tea leaves and read palms. Bob Boyle spent his early years playing in the blues and rock clubs of the Motor City, drawing inspiration from B. B. King and Jimi Hendrix. He eventually went to Berklee College of Music in Boston, where he studied arranging and composition. Louis Aielli grew up in Texas where he was a favorite on the hot Austin music scene. He went on to produce and engineer in such studios as Trident Studio (London), Air Studios (London), The Record Plant (New York), and Electric Lady Land (New York).

Group Members DEBBIE DARNELL - Lead Vocal, Rhythm Guitar BOB BOYLE - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals LOUIS AIELLI - Keyboards RICHARD ROBINSON - Keyboards, Guitar

Instruments Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Drums

Albums The ClockX

Location Woodland Hills, CA - USA

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