What ever happened to Steve Logan who played at the Queen Surf in Hawaii in the late 60s?

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Steve Logan who played at the Queen Surf and also at Dukes at the International Market Place on Do Ho's night off in the late 1960's did show's around the country after his Hawaii days. I remember that he wrote a song "Easy Come, Easy Go" - The girls all hang around my door or something like that. While attending WSU Steve Logan was playing in a lounge over a weekend up in Spokane,Wa. in 1974 and I drove up, took in a show and chatted with him after the show. In his band in Waikiki starting in 1966 I believe for a couple of years Logan employed as piano player and vocalist, Warren Marley, originally from Sandpoint, Idaho and later a friend who later became quite famous by writing songs, his singing and putting out several albums. I last saw Warren in 1974-1976 inHonolulu for a short engagement playing at the piano bar at the old "Tratoria" Restaurant/lounge in one of the old (and now gone) Outrigger Hotels. Warren played throughout the world and later moved to the Netherlands and later passed away in the early 1990's. Steve Logan would be around 75 or older I believe. Not sure if he is still alive. Those sure were great years and great memories. Sterling Mossman (who also used to frequent the "Cannon Club", where I was a wine steward also played upstairs at the Queen Surf and Tommy Sands was also in town during those days, even doing parts in Hawaii 5-0 where you can also see Warren Marley playing the piano while Tommy Sands is singing "I Remember You" in one show.