Thomas Thiel
Woke up one morning in the early eighties, had a melody on my mind. Couldn't tell a bass from a guitar, baby, green and shy, it's damn hard to find. Started making music for money, baby, quit it 'cause it wasn't my track. Spent nearly ten years as a zombie, baby, thought I'd never come back. Met a heartful person for sensuous moments, thought that what I'm doing is great. Bought a Fender bass and started playing, still I am if it's not too late.
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Nina Kuhlig
Was born in Munich and, apart from a few years in foreign countries or northern Germany, has lived there since. She started playing piano at the age of 4, picked up different instruments in her youth, and sang in choirs. She later sang in a funk and soul band as well as an acapella group. More concentrated on singing, she started writing songs and working with her voice in all different kinds of musical styles.
Michael Wright
Hails from the Pacific Northwest in the USA and began his musical career at the age of 10 when he took up the saxophone and played for several years with the school band. Feb up with marching, he later learned the bass guitar and taught himself the electric guitar, bought a distortion pedal and began making some real noise. He has been in several bands since, playing music ranging from folk to experimental to progressive rock.
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Martin Dorfner
Being consistent with Bavarian traditions, he taught himself the drums and started playing in a punk band when he was 15. He later changed to playing rock, which he has done for 20 years. His major influences are Saga, Rush, Marillion, Gama, and Nico Hellweg. He would like to personally thank Nico for his inspiration.