Sally Spicoli

Lead Vocals

Sally prides herself on capturing the audience's attention with an incredibly energetic stage presence that is the product of her 12 years as a performing vocalist. The fusion of her rhythmic body movement and unique vocal style is what sets her apart from the rest. From the first note, you will feel the power of what can only be described as 80s Pop meets Modern Rock -- cute yet edgy, raspy yet passionate. A prominent influence of the 80s radiates throughout her performance both in clothing style and attitude. Her favorite movies are classics from the 80s beginning with John Hughes flicks, "Some Kind of Wonderful," "The Breakfast Club," "Pretty in Pink." "Sixteen Candles," and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Of course, we can't leave out the infamous "Fast Times at Ridgemont High!" A total classic!

Jeff Spicoli

Keys, Vocals, Drums

Playing music--especially 80s music--has long been Jeff's passion. Just prior to The Spicolis, he spent two years as the keyboard player for Houston-based 80s cover band 80 PROOF. Before this, he mixed it up musically in a variety of ensembles around Texas, singing and playing bass and keyboard.

Although Jeff has been singing about as long as he can remember, it wasn't until 1999 that he began to take playing keyboard seriously. Around this time, he played keyboard in Beaumont-based jazz combo Blue Progression and funk band Homer and the Damn Horns. A few years later, in Houston, he put down the instruments for a while to sing bass/baritone in vocal ensemble Broke N Acapella. Then, in Dallas, he picked up the instruments once again to play bass and keyboard in original/cover band Jamattix.

Jeff has always loved the pop music of the 80s, and now believes he's found his calling as a musician, to keep this wonderful decade of music alive, and cannot think of a more fun way to do it than with The Spicolis!

George Spicoli

Guitar, Backing Vox

George has been playing for the better part of 25 years. He truly grew up on the 80's music scene with influences such as Van Halen, Poison, RATT, Duran Duran, The Go-Go's and many other great bands of that era. Iron Maiden and general Heavy Metal was George's forte for many years, and he played with several bands while in high school and college, then beyond. While "The Spicolis" is a band all about having a good time, George takes his music seriously. Playing in one of his two modes, "Collar Up" or "Collar Down," George can throw down on some tasty waves with Van Halen, then lay it low with some smooth Madonna... all in the blink of a guitar. Weapons of choice include the same axes used by Phil Collen of Def Leppard, Warren DeMartini of RATT and Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi to Bruce Springsteen and Andy Taylor of Duran Duran.

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop & look around once in awhile you could miss it".
- Ferris Bueller

Joe "The God Father" Spicoli

Founding  Beater

Dave Spicoli

Bass, Backing Vox

Before heading to Houston to jam with "The Spicolis" Dave spent several decades waxing his instrument and performing with many righteous bands in the greater "Bawston, Massachusetts" area. During those early years Dave honed his skills on the influences of Michael Anthony, Adam Clayton, Benjamin Orr and Joey Hamilton while traveling from show to show in a smoke filled VW bus. Then in 2000 this misplaced Yankee found himself on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line and hopelessly wandering through Death Valley........er.. Houston....until meeting up with The Spicoli clan and embarking on a most excellent adventure. Like riding a tasty wave Dave enjoys playing bass guitars from Fender and G&L, Gallien-Kruger amps and Boss effects.

"There's a force in the universe that makes things happen. And all you have to do is get in touch with it, stop thinking, let things happen, and be the ball".
- Ty Webb

Joe Joe Spicoli

Drums, Backing Vox 

Joe Joe has been a professional drummer for so long even he can’t remember when it all started.  He got his first drum set at the age of 14.  He grew up learning his craft by playing along to all of the classic rock hits from the 70’s and 80’s.  A self taught musician, Joe Joe likes to keep it simple and provide a groove for everyone else to fall into and spice it up just enough to make things interesting.  Though he has spent the better part of the last decade playing country music (I KNOW!!) he secretly longed to play the hits of his youth.  Now he’s doing just that with The Spicoli’s.

Before joining The Spicoli’s Joe Joe had become a very popular and in demand call out or “hired gun” drummer for various artists in the greater Houston area.  Those days are over now.  Over his illustrious and sometimes infamous career as a country drummer he was fortunate enough to have shared the stage with the likes of Keith Urban, Brooks & Dunn, Reba McEntire, Diamond Rio, Phil Vassar, Ronnie Milsap, Pat Green, and many others.  As Joe Joe likes to say, “That’s just how I roll, man”.

In his spare time he like to read, a lot, loves animals, and enjoys working on his own website www.joejoegunn.com.  Joe Joe has been married to his wife Mindi for 18 years and how she does it is anybody’s guess.