Richie Graham, founder and driving force behind the band, Richie is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist, and a three-time veteran of AXS TV's World's Greatest Tribute Bands, bringing elite musicianship and a vision for world class performances rooted in authenticity and musical excellence.
John Platero has been playing drums professionally since the age of 13. A graduate of PIT - Percussion Institute of Technology, John was voted "Player of the Year". He has collaborated with national acts such as Cher, Tom Scott and Robben Ford. John possesses the remarkable ability to emulate the intricate and dynamic drumming style that the Doobie Brothers were known for, bringing a high level of precision, energy and authenticity to every performance.
Patrick Bolen is an acclaimed guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer with a career spanning major labels and iconic touring acts. He has performed and recorded with legends including Pure Prairie League (alongside Vince Gill), Kim Carnes, and Missing Persons, and fronted RCA recording artists Keeper and Curb Records' Double Image. Today, Patrick and his wife Nancy run Running with Zebras, a premier sync production powerhouse whose music is featured in major Netflix and Amazon Prime series, as well as the Academy Award-winning film American Fiction.
Patrick McGrath started singing and playing guitar and keys at eight years old, turning professional by fourteen. After moving to Los Angeles in 1985, he became part of the city’s vibrant 1990s Power Pop scene with Wonderboy and the critically praised Masticators. In the 2000s he stepped into the tribute world as the “Geddy Lee” of Caress of Steel, juggling vocals, bass, and keyboards - sometimes all at once. Patrick has since toured nationally with 4NR, Rock N Roll Band, Pyromania, and REO Dreamwagon, taking on Kevin Cronin’s role with vocals, guitar, and piano. He continues to write and record his own music.
Patrick Martin is a versatile multi-instrumentalist playing in saxophone, flute, clarinet, harmonica, and vocals. He has performed jazz and rock across the country with groups including the Velvet Groove Cats and Innerstate in Michigan, The Uranium Blues Band and Groove Garden in Colorado, and the Ventura Jazz Collective in California. Based in the Los Angeles area, Patrick is also an active contributor to the region’s tribute band scene, bringing his broad musical skill set to a wide range of live productions.
Jeffrey Bryan is a Los Angeles–born composer, vocalist, keyboardist, and guitarist whose career began on the Sunset Strip as a teen performer in the 1980s, appearing at venues such as the Roxy, Whisky a Go Go, and Madam Wong’s. During this period he also landed film and television roles under the name Jeff Fishman, including appearances in The Karate Kid and Hot Moves. At age fifteen he performed live on The Merv Griffin Show and soon after became a staff writer for A&M/Almo-Irving Publishing. Jeffrey went on to join the rock band Survivor as their keyboardist, as well as record and perform with several other pop-rock groups, including Venice, Daryl Dragon (Captain & Tennille), and Clive Farrington - When In Rome. He was inducted into the California Music Hall of Fame in 2024.
Adam Levy grew up in a musical family and studied jazz performance at the University of South Florida before moving to New York, where working with a wide range of artists developed his versatility across genres. Now based in Los Angeles, he performs with reggae and salsa groups, jazz trios, songwriters, world-music ensemble Mostly Kosher, and multiple rock tribute acts. His broad experience and adaptability continue to shape his work across the city’s diverse musical landscape.