Vocalist/Guitarist Tom Carey is a life-long Eagles fan. Performing solo and with his band, he has recorded a pair of CD's, The Last Resort and Sugar Moon.  He has toured nationally, sharing stages with the Doobie Brothers, America, Charlie Daniels, Bad Company and Jimmy Buffett - among many others. His songwriting has drawn comparisons to John Hiatt and his soulful ballad Talkin' About Love received national radio airplay in 2001.

Vocalist/Drummer Bean brings the "Don Henley" voice to the band. He has been performing for audiences around the country for over 25 years & has worked with such acts as the Shadows of Knight (G.L.O.R.I.A.), JP and the Cats, and Ralph Covert. This has given him the opportunity to share the stage with rock and roll giants like Joe Cocker, Bret Michaels and Kansas. Bean is an accomplished vocalist and has sung the National Anthem at numerous sporting events. He is also in demand as a TV announcer and voice-over artist.

Vocalist/Bassist John Forrest has been a fixture on the Chicago music scene for years. He has added his melodic bass playing and soulful vocals to the Chicago Slim Blues Band, Alliota Haynes & Jerimiah, The Buckinghams, the Mighty Joe Young Blues Band, The Harvey Mandel Machine, the Vanessa Davis Band, Ouray, the Tom Carey Band, and Mr. Meyers. John was also in the original cast of Grease, The Musical.

Vocalist/Keyboardist Scott Bahry is the "Choir Director" of the band, with his great ear for arranging vocal harmonies.  He also sings lead on the Joe Walsh tunes.  Scott was an original member of 90s rock band Captive Heart, toured nationally with Mind Bomb and has worked with Jim Peterik, JP & The Cats, Libido Funk Circus and the Tom Carey Band.  He is a trained actor and also composes film scores.

Vocalist/Guitarist Mark Lacascio is the co-founder of Genuine Music, Inc.  He has composed, produced, arranged, recorded, and played on over 50 national TV and radio commercials, including four(!) TV spots airing during the 1997 Super Bowl.  He has also scored music for Walt Disney World’s Epcot Centre.  An incredibly gifted musician, Mark covers almost all of the Don Felder and Joe Walsh guitar parts as well as taking the lead vocal on Timothy B. Schmidt's I Can't Tell You Why.

Guitarist Jim Altenbach has been a fixture on the Chicago music scene since the mid 80’s, doing session work and performing with a number of instrumental/prog-rock bands. Adding jazz and country elements to his eclectic playing over the last several years has further enhanced his already impressive versatility.  Jim brings the Telecaster twang to Heartache Tonight as well as another voice on acoustic guitar, allowing the band to accurately reproduce the sounds of the Eagles' legendary three guitar line-up in tunes like "Hotel California" and "Life In The Fast Lane".