Hericane Alice
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[edit] History
Hericane Alice was a short lived metal band that formed in Minneapolis,Minnesota. Their debut album was the self titled and very limited Hurricane Alice. Due to conflict with hair metal band Hurricane (band), they changed the spelling of their name to Hericane Alice for their second album. The second album Tear The House Down released in 1990 was more popular and released on a major label Atco. Songs from tear the House Down include the fast paced and hard partying Wild, Young, and Crazy along with Tear the House Down. They have a ballad titled Dream Girl. This is one of the most underrated hair metal bands possibly due to the bad timing of their major album during hair metal's decline. Two band members (Ian Mayo and Jackie Ramos) joined the band Bangalore Choir (with David Reece(ex-Accept)) another short lived band. Leni DiMancari went on to form Bad Animals, He currently lives in St. Cloud, MN. His most recent stage performance was Jan 5 2007 in the tribute band The Last Waltz
[edit] Discography
- Hurricane Alice (1986)
- Tear the House Down (1990 Atco)
[edit] Personnel
Hurricane Alice (1986)
- Bruce Naumann - lead vocals
- Leni DeMancari - guitar, keyboards and background vocals
- Scott Werner - bass and background vocals
- Rusty Miller - drums and background vocals
[edit] Personnel
Tear the House Down (1990)
- Bruce Naumann – vocals
- Ian Mayo – bass guitar
- Danny Gill – guitars
- Jackie Ramos – drums
Additional Musicians
- Rusty Miller - All Drum Tracks
