L.A. Guns band members

L.A. Guns in 2015. From left to right, bassist Kenny Kweens, singer Phil Lewis, drummer Steve Riley and guitarist Michael Grant

L.A. Guns are an American rock band.^[1] Formed in 1983, the group originally featured vocalist Mike Jagosz, guitarist Tracii Guns, bassist Ole Beich, and drummer Rob Gardner.^[2] by guitarist Tracii Guns and drummer Rob Gardner.^[2]^[3] In 1985, the band merged with Hollywood Rose (fronted by Axl Rose, who briefly replaced Jagosz as singer in L.A. Guns) to become Guns N' Roses, with Guns, Beich and Gardner joining the new band. All three where only in the group for a short period of time, however. Guns restarted L.A. Guns later in 1985 with a new lineup, consisting of himself, vocalist Paul Black, bassist Mick Cripps, rhythm guitarist Robert Stoddard, and drummer Nickey Alexander.^[4] In 1987, Cripps switched to rhythm guitar with the addition of bassist Mattie B, while Black was replaced on vocals by Phil Lewis.^[5] Soon afterwards, Mattie B was replaced by Kelly Nickels, and Steve Riley joined the band on drums, replacing Alexander. This lineup - Guns, Cripps, Lewis, Nickels, and Riley, became known as the "classic lineup", recorded three albums L.A. Guns, Cocked & Loaded, and Hollywood Vampires. Riley left the band in 1992, being replaced by Michael Gershima. L.A. Guns then released their fourth studio album Vicious Circle. Riley returned to the band in 1994 to reunite the classic lineup. Lewis left in 1995, he was replaced by Chris Van Dahl. Bassist Kelly Nickels would then leave the band in 1995, with rhythm guitarist Johnny Crypt switching to bass and the band continuing as a four piece. This lineup recorded the band's fifth album American Hardcore, released in 1996. In 1997, Van Dahl was repalced by Ralph Saenz, who sang on the EP Wasted. In 1998, Saenz was replaced by Joe Leste, although Leste's time in the band was short, being replaced within the year by Jizzy Pearl. Pearl remained the band's vocalist through 1999, singing on their sixth studio album Shrinking Violet. Crypt left the band and was replaced by Stefan Adika, who was then replaced by Chuck Garric.

In 1999, the band's classic lineup reunited, with Lewis, Cripps and Nickels rejoining the band. They released two re-recorded albums of classic material, Greatest Hits and Black Beauties and Cocked & Re-Loaded, as well as a live album Live: A Night on the Strip. The reunion was again short-lived, as Cripps and Nickels left the band again, with bassist Muddy and rhythm guitarist Brent Muscat taking their places in 2000. Cripps returned to the band again later in the year, replacing Muscat. This lineup recorded their seventh studio album, Man in the Moon. After the album was released, Cripps again left the band. The band continued as a four piece for a while, with Adam Hamilton replacing Muddy on bass in 2001. The lineup of Lewis, Guns, Hamilton and Riley released the band's eight studio album Waking the Dead in 2002. Keff Ratcliffe joined on rhythm guitar after the album was recorded. This lineup re-recorded songs for the compilation album Ultimate L.A. Guns.

Guns left in 2002 during the tour in support of Walking the Dead, he was replaced by Chris Holmes. During this time, the band was briefly known as "Phil Lewis's L.A. Guns".^[6] Holmes time in the band was brief, he was replaced by Keri Kelli, while Ratcliff was replaced by the returning Brent Muscat. Muscat however left in late 2003, while Keli was replaced by Charlie Poulson. Stacey Blades replaced Poulson in 2004, finalizing the L.A. Guns lineup of Lewis, Riley, Hamilton and Blades for several years. They released the covers album Rips the Covers Off in 2004. Their ninth studio album Tales from the Strip arrived in 2005. Hamilton left the group in 2007, being replaced by Scott Griffin. Griffin himself left the band for two years in 2009, being replaced by Kenny Kweens before rejoining in 2011. This lineup recorded the band's 10th studio album Hollywood Forever, released in 2012. Later that year, Blades left the band and was replaced by Frank Wilsey.^[7]^[8] Wilsey was replaced by Michael Grant in late 2013.^[9] Kweens once again replaced Griffin in 2014.

In 2006, Tracii Guns formed the Tracii Guns band with former L.A. Guns members Paul Black and Nickey Alexander, alongside bassist Jeremy Guns.^[10] Later that year, Guns (who owned the rights to the band's name) renamed his band to L.A. Guns, running concurrently with Phil Lewis’s version of the band.^[11] Alexander was replaced by Chad Stewart in 2007.^[12] Keyboardist Edan Serge Gillen was in the lineup in the 2006. In 2007, vocalist Marty Casey joined the band, Black parted ways with the group and Alec Bauer was added as the group's second guitarist.^[13] Alexander left the band and was replaced by Chad Stewart. Former L.A. Guns vocalist Jizzy Pearl was brought in to replace Casey in 2009, and Bauer left the band.^[14] Jeremy Guns and Steward left he band by 2011, being replaced by Danny Nordahl and Doni Gray. Pearl left the group around this time as well, being replaced by Dilana, the group's first female member.^[15]^[16] Eric Grossman joined on bass in 2011 after Nordhal left, and Dilana was replaced by Tony West.^[17] This lineup lasted a year before more changes: vocalist Scott Foster Harris, bassist Johnny Martin on bass and rhythm guitarist Steve Preach all joined the band in 2012, replacing those in the spots before. However, in July 2012, Tracii Guns broke up his version of the band.^[18]

On May 31, 2016, it was announced that Lewis and Guns would perform together for the first time in 14 years under the name "L.A. Guns' Phil Lewis + Tracii Guns" .^[19] By September, they were working on a new album under the L.A. Guns name. Lewis announced he was leaving the Phil Lewis version of L.A. Guns, effectively ending the lineup.^[20] The new L.A. Guns lineup was vocalist Phil Lewis, lead guitarist Tracii Guns, rhythm guitarist Michael Grant, bassist Johnny Martin and drummer Shane Fitzgibbon. This lineup released the band's eleventh studio album The Missing Peace in 2017. Grant was fired in March 2018, being replaced by Johnny Monaco.^[21]^[22] But in June, Monaco was replaced by Hamilton.^[23]^[24]^[25] because Hamilton need to take care of his special needs daughter his is limited for short tour run while the longer run are being played with Ace Von Johnson^[26]

L.A. Guns/Phil Lewis' L.A. Guns

Band members

Current members

Tracii Guns – lead guitar (1983–1985, 1985–2002, 2016-present)
Phil Lewis – lead vocals (1987–1995, 1999–Present)
Adam Hamilton – bass guitar (2001–2007), rhythm guitar (2018-present) (short tour runs)
Johnny Martin – bass guitar (2016–present)
Shane Fitzgibbon – drums (2016–present)
Ace Von Johnson – rhythm guitar (2018-present) (long tour runs)

Touring musician

Michael Grant – lead guitar, backing vocals (member: 2013–2016; touring member: 2016-2018)

Classic lineup

Tracii Guns – lead guitar
Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar
Phil Lewis – lead vocals
Kelly Nickels – bass guitar
Steve Riley – drums

Former members

Mike Jagosz— lead vocals (1983–1984, 1984-1985; died 2014)
Ole Beich – bass guitar, backing vocals(1983–1985; died 1991)
Rob Gardner – drums, backing vocals, percussion(1983–1985)
W. Axl Rose – lead vocals (1984)
Mick Cripps – bass guitar, rhythm guitar (1985–1995, 1999–2000, 2000–2001)
Nickey Alexander – drums (1985–1987)
Paul Black – lead vocals (1985–1987)
Robert Stoddard – rhythm guitar (1985–1987)
Mattie B – bass guitar (1987)
Kelly Nickels – bass guitar (1987–1995, 1999–2000)
Steve Riley – drums, percussion, backing vocals (1987–1992, 1994–2016)
Michael "Bones" Gershima — drums (1992–1994)
Johnny Crypt – rhythm guitar (1995–1999)
Chris Van Dahl – lead vocals (1995–1997)
Ralph Saenz – lead vocals (1997–1998)

Joe Lesté – lead vocals (1998)
Jizzy Pearl – lead vocals (1998–1999)
Stefan Adika – bass guitar (1999)
Chuck Garric – bass guitar (1999)
Muddy Stardust– bass guitar (2000–2001)
Brent Muscat – rhythm guitar, lead guitar (2000, 2002–2003)
Keff Ratcliffe – rhythm guitar (2002)
Chris Holmes – lead guitar (2002)
Keri Kelli – lead guitar, rhythm guitar (2002–2003)
Charlie Poulson – lead guitar (2003–2004)
Stacey Blades – lead guitar (2004–2012)
Scott Griffin – bass guitar (2007–2009, 2011–2014)
Kenny Kweens – bass guitar, backing vocals (2009–2011, 2014–2016)
Frank Wilsey – lead guitar (2012–2013)
Michael Grant – lead guitar (2013–2016) backing vocals, rhythm guitar (2016–2018)
Johnny Monaco - rhythm guitar (2018)

Timeline

Lineups

1983–1984	1984	1984-1985	1985
Mike Jagosz – lead vocals Tracii Guns – lead guitar Ole Beich – bass guitar Rob Gardner – drums	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Ole Beich – bass guitar Rob Gardner – drums Axl Rose – lead vocals	Mike Jagosz – lead vocals Tracii Guns – lead guitar Ole Beich – bass guitar Rob Gardner – drums	Band merges with Hollywood Rose to become Guns N' Roses.
1985–1987	1987	1987	1987–1992 Classic lineup
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Nickey Alexander – drums Paul Black – lead vocals Mick Cripps – bass guitar Robert Stoddard – rhythm guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Nickey "Beat" Alexander – drums Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Mattie B – bass guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Nickey "Beat" Alexander – drums Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Kelly Nickels – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Kelly Nickels – bass guitar Steve Riley – drums
1992–1994	1994–1995 Classic lineup reunion	1995	1995–1997
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Kelly Nickels – bass guitar Michael "Bones" Gershima – drums	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Kelly Nickels – bass guitar Steve Riley – drums	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Kelly Nickels – bass guitar Steve Riley – drums Johnny Crypt – rhythm guitar Chris Van Dahl – lead vocals	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Johnny Crypt – bass guitar Chris Van Dahl – lead vocals
1997–1998	1998	1998–1999	1999
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Johnny Crypt – bass guitar Ralph Saenz – lead vocals	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Johnny Crypt – bass guitar Joe Leste – lead vocals	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Johnny Crypt – bass guitar Jizzy Pearl – lead vocals	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Jizzy Pearl – lead vocals Stefan Adika – bass guitar
1999	1999–2000 Classic lineup reunion	2000	2000–2001
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Jizzy Pearl – lead vocals Chuck Garric – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Kelly Nickels – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Muddy – bass guitar Brent Muscat – rhythm guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Muddy – bass guitar Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar
2001	2001–2002	2002	2002 Phil Lewis's L.A. Guns
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Muddy – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Keff Ratcliffe – rhythm guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Keff Ratcliffe – rhythm guitar Chris Holmes – lead guitar
2002–2003	2003	2003–2004	2004–2007
Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Keri Kelli – lead guitar, rhythm guitar Brent Muscat – rhythm guitar, lead guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Keri Kelli – lead guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Charlie Poulson – lead guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – bass guitar Stacey Blades – lead guitar
2007–2009	2009–2011	2011–2012	2012–2013
Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Stacey Blades – lead guitar Scott Griffin – bass guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Stacey Blades – lead guitar Kenny Kweens – bass guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Stacey Blades – lead guitar Scott Griffin – bass guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Scott Griffin – bass guitar Frank Wilsey – lead guitar
2013–2014	2014–2016	2016-2018	2018
Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Scott Griffin – bass guitar Michael Grant – lead guitar	Steve Riley – drums Phil Lewis – lead vocals Michael Grant – lead guitar Kenny Kweens – bass guitar	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Michael Grant – lead & rhythm guitar Johnny Martin – bass guitar Shane Fitzgibbon – drums	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Johnny Martin – bass guitar Shane Fitzgibbon – drums Johnny Monaco – rhythm guitar
2018	2018–present
Tracii Guns – lead guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – rhythm guitar Johnny Martin – bass guitar Shane Fitzgibbon – drums	Tracii Guns – lead guitar Phil Lewis – lead vocals Adam Hamilton – rhythm guitar (short run only) Johnny Martin – bass guitar Shane Fitzgibbon – drums Ace Von Johnson — rhythm guitar (long run only)

Tracii Guns's L.A. Guns/The Tracii Guns League of Gentleman

Band members

Tracii Guns - lead guitar (2006-2012)
Jeremy Guns - bass guitar (2006-2011)
Paul Black - lead vocals (2006-2008)
Nickey Alexander - drums (2006-2007)
Chad Stewart - drums (2007-2011)
Edan Serge Gillen - keyboards (2006)
Alec Bauer - rhythm guitar (2008-2009)
Marty Casey - lead vocals (2008-2009)
Jizzy Pearl - lead vocals (2009-2011)

Doni Gray - drums (2011-2012)
Danny Nordahl - bass guitar (2011)
Dilana - lead vocals (2011)
Eric Grossman - bass (2011-2012)
Tony West - lead vocals (2011-2012)
Scott Foster Harris - lead vocals (2012)
Johnny Martin - bass (2012)
Steve Preach - rhythm guitar, organ, piano (2012)

Timeline

Lineups

2006-2007	2007-2008	2008-2009	2009-2010
Tracii Guns - lead guitar Nickey "Beat" Alexander - drums Paul Black - lead vocals Jeremy Guns - bass guitar	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Paul Black - lead vocals Jeremy Guns - bass guitar Chad Stewart - drums	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Jeremy Guns - bass guitar Chad Stewart - drums Alec Bauer - rhythm guitar Marty Casey - lead vocals	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Jeremy Guns - bass guitar Chad Stewart - drums Jizzy Pearl - lead vocals
2010-2011	2011	2011	2011
Tracii Guns - lead guitar Jizzy Pearl - lead vocals Doni Gray - drums Danny Nordahl - bass guitar	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Jizzy Pearl - lead vocals Doni Gray - drums Jeremy Guns - bass	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Doni Gray - drums Jeremy Guns - bass Dilana - lead vocals	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Doni Gray - drums Dilana - lead vocals Eric Grossman - bass
2011-2012	2012	2012
Tracii Guns - lead guitar Doni Gray - drums Eric Grossman - bass Tony West - lead vocals	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Doni Gray - drums Eric Grossman - bass Scott Foster Harris- lead vocals	Tracii Guns - lead guitar Doni Gray - drums Scott Foster Harris - lead vocals Johnny Martin - bass Steve Preach - rhythm guitar, organ, piano

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[Carlson2014-1] Taylor T. Carlson (27 June 2014). HAIRcyclopedia Vol. 1 - The Legends. Lulu.com. pp. 143–. ISBN 978-1-312-28618-4.

[AMG_Bio-2] 1 2 Stephen Thomas Erlewine; Andrew Leahey. "L.A. Guns Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved September 20, 2010.

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[Paul_Black_KNAC-4] Rao, Debby (December 4, 2006). "20 Years Later: Original LA Guns Singer Paul Black Set's the Record Straight". KNAC.

[Phil_Lewis_AMG-5] Hill, Gary. "Phil Lewis Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved September 16, 2010.

[L.A._Guns_2003_KNAC-6] Stingley, Mick (March 9, 2003). "Exclusive! L.A. Guns Are Waking The Dead!". KNAC.

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