Josquin des Pres Mike Thomas Tim Nicholsen Jeff Gabaldon Leroy Vega Jimmy Crespo
Stress was a pop rock band formed in San Diego in 1983.
Contents
1Biography
2Former members
3Discography
3.1Studio albums
3.2Singles
4External links
Biography
Stress was founded in 1983 by bassist Josquin des Pres and vocalist/guitarist Mike Thomas. They added guitarist Tim Nicholson and went through a number of drummers; most notably Jeff Gabaldon and Leroy Vega (formerly of Assassin). When Nicholson left in early 1985, he was replaced with guitarist Jimmy Crespo, who had previously played with Aerosmith.
Stress performed primarily in San Diego and Los Angeles performing at clubs such as Madame Wong's, FM Station, The Troubadour, and The Roxy.
In late 1987, frustrated by not attracting major label attention, Stress decided to move in a more pop direction. This failed to obtain the desired level of success and they disbanded.
Former members
Mike Thomas - Vocals, guitar
Tim Nicholson - Guitar
Josquin des Pres - Bass guitar
Jeff Gabaldon - Drums
Leroy Vega - Drums
Jimmy Crespo - Guitar
Discography
Studio albums
Killing Me Night & Day (1984) Burnett Records
Killing Me Night & Day (reissue with bonus tracks) (2001) Deep Shag Records
Singles
Killing Me Night&Day/It's Too Bad (1984) Burnett Records
Search For The Fool/You're So Critical (1985) N.E.W. Records
External links
Stress page at Deep Shag Records
Straita Head Sound - website honoring the 80's rock scene in San Diego
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