Adam Bomb

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Adam Bomb
Adam Bomb
Background information
Birth name	Adam Brenner
Born	1963
Origin	Seattle, Washington, USA
Genres	Rock, Metal, Glam metal
Occupations	Musician
Instruments	Singing, Guitar
Labels	Geffen
Associated acts	Tyrant (cover band), TKO, Michael Monroe, Hanoi Rocks,Kiss, Steeler, Metallica

Adam Bomb (born Adam Brenner, 1963) is a guitarist and singer who has worked with several bands.

Biography

Seattle

In 1979, when Adam Bomb was 16 years old, he and Geoff Tate started a coverband called Tyrant. Later he joined the band TKO, with whom he recorded the album, In Your Face.

California

in 1982, at age 18, Adam auditioned for Kiss. He flew to Los Angeles and played three songs with them, but was not invited to join the band. Instead, he moved to Hollywood and shared an apartment with Jeffrey Isbelle, better known as Izzy Stradlin. Adam quickly became friends with Tommy Thayer, a neighbor and guitarist for the rock band Black N' Blue (now guitarist in KISS), who suggested Adam should do his own project and call it Adam Bomb. In 1983, Adam recorded his first demos with producer Rick Keefer. He also played two gigs with Steeler as a replacement for Yngwie Malmsteen. One year later, Adam recorded more songs with the aid of drummer Chuck Ruff of Montrose and bassist Cliff Williams of AC/DC and finalized his first album, Fatal Attraction.

The Adam Bomb Band

Adam Bomb Band at Dundee Doghouse 2007

In 1984, Adam signed a long term management deal with Leber Krebs and moved to New York to start a band with former Billy Idol drummer Gregg Gerson, Billy Idol/Riot bassist Phil Feit, and Aerosmith guitarist Jimmy Crespo. Later, the band moved to Los Angeles and played openings for bands like Armored Saint and Metallica.

In the following years, Adam Bomb performed as both a band and solo act with a variety of bands and people worldwide, some of whom were Chuck Berry, Johnny Thunders and Billy Idol guitarist Steve Stevens, and recorded several albums. One night in 1993 when Adam was playing at The Loft, Axl Rose walked in and started singing with Adam. Axl explained that he and Izzy had seen him play at the TKO gig in 1983 at the Troubadour in Hollywood and were going to ask him to join the band they were starting, but were afraid Adam would have turned them down. Adam continues to tour with his 3 piece band, with fine ledge Mashee on drums.

Lineup

• Adam Brenner - Vocals, guitar (1981-present)
• Paul Del Bello - Bass guitar, (2006-present)
• Volkert Beukers - Drums, (2009 - present)

Past Members

• Stevie Klasson - Guitar (1988-1989) (Johnny Thunders)
• Kurtis Schefter - Guitar (1988)(Allanah Myles)
• Alan St. John - Keyboard (1996-1998) (Alice Cooper)
• Kenny Aaronson - Bass (1996-1998) (Dust, Rick Derringer, Joan Jett)
• Steve Stevens - Guitar (1989-1990-) (Billy Idol, Atomic Playboys, Vince Neil)
• Bobby Chouinard - Drums (1987-1997) (Billy Squire, Alice Cooper, Gary Moore)
• Sandy Slavin - Drums (1985-1986) (Riot, Ace Frehley)
• Gregg Gerson - Drums (1984-1985, 1986-1987) (Billy Idol, Mayday, Sven Gali)
• Phil Feit - Bass (1984-1987) (Riot, Billy Idol)
• Jeff Consi - Drums (1999-2000)(Nuno Bettencourt)
• Jimmy Crespo - Guitar (1984-1986) (Aerosmith)
• Thommy Price - Drums (Atomic Playboys, Billy Idol, Joan Jett)
• Kiki Tornado - Drums (2003-2004) (Sex Museum)and 2006 tour
• Marco Chiocchetti - Drums, (2007 - 2008) (Motorcity Brags, The Beat Holes)
• Bobby Reynolds - Drums, (2003-2009)

Discography

• 1981 - In Your Face
• 1984 - Fatal Attraction
• 1989 - Pure S.E.X.
• 1992 - Bone Yard
• 1993 - Grave New World
• 1997 - New York Times
• 1999 - Get Animal
• 2000 - Get Animal 2
• 2002 - Third World Roar
• 2002 - "Whatcha Want"
• 2003 - "The Thunderthief"
• 2005 - Rock Like Fuck

External links

• www.adambomb.com
• Historical Interview with Adam Bomb - Part I
• Historical Interview with Adam Bomb - Part II