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Ace Troubleshooter

  • Genre: Rock
  • Active: 2000s
  • Major Members: Isaac Deaton, Ben Dewey, Josh Abbott, John Warne

Biography

The emo-pop kids of Ace Troubleshooter emerged in early 2000 and introduced a power sound all their own. Childhood friends Isaac Deaton, John Warne, Josh Abbott, and Ben Dewey looked up to bands like Rancid, Green Day, Sunny Day Real Estate, and Weezer. Their self-titled debut album appeared in October 2000 and Ace Troubleshooter went on to play over 200 shows in support of the record. They played alongside the likes of MxPx, Five Iron Frenzy, and Thousand Foot Crutch, and gained a small following. Two years later, Ace Troubleshooter released The Madness of the Crowds, their first for Tooth & Nail. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide

Representative Albums:

The Madness of the Crowds, It's Never Enough, Ace Troubleshooter

Similar Artists:

The Rocket Summer, Last Tuesday, Something Corporate, Cadet, Thousand Foot Krutch, Jets to Brazil, The Get Up Kids, The O.C. Supertones, Value Pac, Tugboat Annie, Five Iron Frenzy, Slick Shoes, MxPx, Jimmy Eat World, Foo Fighters, Dogwood

Influences:

Weezer
 
 
 
Wikipedia: Ace Troubleshooter
Origin Flag of the United States Plymouth, Minnesota, USA
Genre(s) Christian rock
Pop punk
Years active 19962005
Label(s) Tooth & Nail Records
Website http://www.acetroubleshooter.com/
Members
(The following is the final lineup of the band):
John Warne
Toby David
Joe Krube
Josh Abbott
Former members
Ben Dewey
Isaac Deaton
Dave Douglas
Cody Oaks

Ace Troubleshooter (often shortened to Ace) was a Christian pop-punk band signed to Tooth & Nail Records. According to John Warne, he came up with the band's name after reading the phrase ace troubleshooter in a history book. [1]

Death of Ace

Ace Troubleshooter came to an abrupt end in February 2005 when lead singer John Warne left to play bass for Relient K. Toby David posted the announcement of the Ace's death on the band's message board, mentioning that even though he was not an original member of the band, he felt like he was. [2] It has been said that Ace was starting to fall apart as it was, and they were not going anywhere, which may have led to the band's split.

Members

The Ace Troubleshooter lineup changed several times; even Relient K drummer Dave Douglas filled in as a guitarist for a short time. Only two original members remained when the band came to an end. Those two members, John Warne and Josh Abbott, both played in the short-lived band Guerilla Rodeo shortly before Ace's death. While John Warne went on to play for Relient K, Josh Abbott went on to play for My Red Hot Nightmare.

Final line-up

Former members

Friendship with Relient K

Relient K was often known as the "brother band" to Ace Troubleshooter. Relient K and Ace toured together for years, and the members were all friends with each other. This explains why Dave Douglas filled in as a guitarist for Ace at one point and why John Warne filled in as bassist for Relient K when Brian Pittman first left.

Relient K's Matt Thiessen said in 2000 that they were allowed by Ace to live on their bus, as Relient K was just starting out. This show was one of the cases where the band's schedules resulted in them playing together. [3]

Discography

Title Year Label
Back in the Shootin' Match 1996 Independent
Don't Stop a Rockin' 1999 Independent
Ace Troubleshooter 2000 BEC
The Madness of the Crowds 2002 Tooth & Nail
It's Never Enough 2004 Tooth & Nail

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