Music Style eclectic acoustic electric

Artist History Instruments Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Voice Current Status; Guitar Teacher Guitarist for Outband (with Doug Stevens) Previous Bands Cherie Lebow Band Acoustica (with Bill Gonzales) The Hanks (with Steve Farzan) Jennie Wodeage The Pitts Elliot Schneider Banned ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1974 - 1977 New York City (As Mark Newman) Performed at; The Dugout (weekly, 1976) Mills Tavern (weekly, 1975) Folk City The Other End The VIllage Corner The Hummingbird Cafe The Cockroach Art Cafe Vaselka The Crow And Coon Cafe Blase Speakeasy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1978 - 1981 Los Angeles, CA (As Mark Newman) Studied Music theory at UCLA Studied Record Production with Nik Venet Recoded band demos at; Music Lab Present Time Recorders ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1981 - 2002 San Francisco, CA (As Mark Newstetter) Performed at; The Stone Mabuhay Gardens The Chi Chi CLub Club 186 La Bodega The Vis Club The Albion The Sixteenth Note The Paradise Lounge Hotel Utah Chamelion Club Noe Valley Ministry Simple Pleasures Cafe Freight and Salvage Lyle Tuttles Tatto Rose Cafe (weekly, 1981 - 1983) The Girardelli Wine Cellar The Old Spaghetti Factory Munchkin's (weekly, 1982) Off Union Saloon Making Waves Music Festival International Cafe (weekly, 1998) Picaro Cafe (weekly, 1991) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is a partial list which includes only paid gigs at which I was either solo or band member, bassist or guitarist. Other info available on request mark@newstetter.com

Instruments guitar, bass, keyboard, vocal

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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