Ward joined after the first departure of Kid Congo Powers and his trademark sound appears on Fire of Love and Miami and numerous live recordings later issued. He was a member of the Pontiac Brothers after Gun Club as well as the Liquor Giants. and resides in the Los Angeles area.

Jim joined the band after the recording of Miami and appears on the EP Death Party. He also was in Panther Burns, and is currently in Memphis avant-garde noise project K9 Arts. "I have recorded with Charlie Pickett ("Route 33"), George Cartwright, Memphis would- belegend Tommy Hull, my own band called Hot Joe ("the Song Retains the Namevol 1"), made a demo for Atlantic a couple of years back (rejected). Icontinue toplay music in a variety of contexts including stints with Memphis near-legend Herman Green, Lewis Keel, all-time drum great Samuri Celestial,the beautifulFrank Lowe and many lesser lights if such a thing is possible."

Read about some of his times with Gun Club here.

Founding member of Gun Club and remained until 1984. During his tenure with the Gun Club, Terry was also in the Cramps filling in for Nick Knox on a demo prior to Smell Of Female, now available on the Cramps' new album "How to Make a Monster". Later on he also played with Clay Allison (with Kendra Smith, ex-Dream Syndicate) and Leaving Trains (early on). He is writing a book about his experiences in the punk era and living in Texas.

Read the exclusive 2001 interview with Terry Graham, by Stevo.

Mike joined the Gun Club's last line-up in 1995 but had been a friend of Jeffrey's since the early 80s when Jeffrey formed Tex andthe Horseheads for then-girlfriend Linda "Texacala" Jones. Mike played guitar with the Horseheads for several years and 2 LPs, and a few worldtours. Jeffrey introduced him to his own style of playing. Mike says, "I was a completely different guitar player before he got a hold of me. He kind of molded me into this sort of combination of Hank Williams and Jeffrey Lee Pierce, but he definately changed my whole outlook on guitar. He was a genius."

Romi joined Jeffrey's solo band during the Wildweed tour in 1985. She remained in Gun Club throughout their busy touring yearsuntil 1995. She recently played in London's Freeheat with Nick Sanderson and Jim Reid from the Jesus and Mary Chain, but they have now split up to do other projects. She now has a baby, Sydney, with Nick Sanderson, born May 2004.

Patricia joined the Gun Club around 1982-83. She has worked and recorded with many legendary bands over the years including the Bags, Legal Weapon, Fur Bible (with Kid Congo), Sisters of Mercy, and is currently in the Damned and married to Dave Vanian, based in London. They now have a daughter, Emily, born February 2004. She has also released her own solo album. Read more about her amazing musical journey at http://www.officialdamned.com/docs/bandmembers/patricia/patricia.htm

Dee Pop, as well as being an original member of NYC's no wave outfit the Bush Tetras (Jeffrey wrote liner notes for their first ROIR cassette), he was also in the Immaculate Hearts, Black Flies, he did some programming for the Clash (either on Sandinista or Combat Rock), and of late he played around with Richard Lloyd (just a few gigs). Bush Tetras reform periodically and lately he plays in various combos and tours regularly... more new info coming soon!

Kid joined Gun Club at the beginning around 1979,and was taught to play guitar by Jeffrey Lee. He recorded Fire of Love and left soon after, having been spotted and admired by the Cramps andplayed on their 1981 LP Psychedelic Jungle. He has rejoined and remainedin Gun Club for many years and helped make the band the legendary one itis known as today. Also played and toured with Nick Cave for several years and appears on several of their LPs including Tender Prey, The Good Son, Henry's Dream and Let Love In. Formed his own band in L.A. around 1990 with singer Sally Norvell, called Congo Norvell. They relocated to NYC in 1996 but have now disbanded, but recorded their own version of "She'sLike Heroin To Me" on their last LP. Kid also released his own solo single"La Historia De La Amour" around 1987 exhibiting an excellent and unique singing style, as well as singing with Die Haut on a few of their albums.Read about his current musical adventures at http://www.kidcongopowers.com/

Check out some brand new pix of his latest band the Pink Monkey Birds live in NYC!

Formerly of Theatre of Hate and more wellknownas being the original drummer in the Cult, Nigel played with Gun Club on European tours within the year before his death in 1993/94 from a drug overdose.

Rob was one of the founding members of Gun Club and formerly had been playing with the legendary Bags. He left Gun Club to join 45 Grave and was then known as Rob Graves. He was also a memberof Thelonious Monster, and was traveling with Celebrity Skin (though not as a player) when he died of a drug overdose. Please read the new bio by Ryan Leach for more on the underrated Mr Ritter!

Ex-Clock DVA drummer joined Gun Club during 1987 for Mother Juno and remained until approximately 1993-4. Was the leader and singer of London's "Earl Brutus" and also had performed with London based Freeheat, (now defunct) along side Romi and ex Jesus and Mary Chain vocalist Jim Reid.

CYPRESS GROVE - guitarist on the Ramblin' Jeffrey Lee album

I have been in many bands over the years, but I am probably best known for my work with The Gun Club legend Jeffery Lee Pierce. In addition to making the blues album “Ramblin’ Jeffrey Lee and Cypress Grove with Willie Love” in 1992, Jeffrey and me toured together as a duet in 1994. It was in fact to be Jeffrey’s last ever tour.

We did a lot of stuff from the album, plus some Gun Club stuff and some other covers. Anyway, all the shows were recorded, and a live album of that final tour is coming out in February 2007. I get asked a lot of questions about what is happening with the album, so I thought here might be a good place to answer them! It is to be called “Spanish Flang Dang” and will feature performances from most of the shows. Me and Edwin (the tour manager) spent many hours listening to all the DAT’s, and think we have pretty much come up with the best stuff – although as always, opinions may differ on that. When me and Jeffrey started to demo the Ramblin’ album, we did so with an old friend of mine – Mike Suggate – who at the time had a pretty decent home studio set-up. Mike is well schooled in the art of production, and also happens to be something of a genius on the guitar. The three of us spent many, many hours in that home studio.

A lot of the early demo’s were of country Murder Ballads, because that is the way Jeffrey saw the album going in those days. Stuff like “Handsome Molly”, “Omi Wise”, and “Old Reuben”. Not all of these demos survived unfortunately, but at the rate we were working, that was inevitable. However Mike did discover recently in his loft, a finished mixed version of “Old Reuben” – with me on vocals! Jeffrey wanted me to sing that one, and for the life of me I can’t remember why. I imagine that he would have sung it if we had come to record it for the album. I hear that this demo is going to appear on the live album extras disc. You can hear an excerpt of this in my video section.

Another song that me and Jeffrey worked on a lot in my bedroom was Bukka White’s “Fixin’ to Die Blues.” We never got as far as a demo with this one because we could just never seem to get it right. In the end, neither of us were happy with it so we left it out. Anyway, some 15 years later, I seem to have worked it out, and have recorded it as my tribute to Jeffrey, along with my version of “Promise Me” – probably my all time favourite Gun Club song. Both these songs will be on the album.

In a nice piece of synchronicity, Mike accompanies me on these songs, which kind of brings things full circle. He was there at the very inception of the project, and is there at the end. Anyway, I will update you as and when I find stuff out. In the meantime, check out my video section for a few choice snippets of Jeffrey and me rehearsing, bits of demo’s and other assorted rarities. Actually, the visual bit of the video doesn’t seem to come out – not for me anyway, but perhaps I am missing some sort of plug-in widget. but it is only a still image in any case. The audio is there and that is the important thing. Stay well my friends!

Check out Cypress' myspace page http://www.myspace.com/cypressgroveblues

and read his piece of Jeffrey... Jeffrey Ramblings... Thanks so much for writing about Jeffrey!

BARRY ADAMSON - drums

Ex Magazine and Nick Cave & Bad Seeds....Filled in on Mother Juno tour... Released many albums, read about his history at http://www.barryadamson.com/