Ricks rock and roll training started at the ripe age of 10 when his father Peter became Steven Tyler’s first manager. Riding shotgun while going to see Steven back up acts like The Byrds, The Beach Boys and others was a surefire way for a boy to get bit by that R & R bug. Soon after Rick picked up the guitar to play and it led him to the NY City scene playing CBGBs, Max’s Kansas City and Irving Plaza with his original band before he was allowed to be in those joints.

The decades that followed led him into countless studios to work and have success as a songwriter and on stages to play with amazing musicians. The best part though is that it still feels like the first time every time he enters a new project. When asked to join Crossfire Hurricane Rick was blown away in a very good way.

Rick, remembered playing Steven’s copy of Decembers Children that he left at his house in the Bronx and the Fact that it was so important to him that he wrote his name on the album. That memory etched Ricks decision to join in stone. Crossfire is the storm that will bring you back home so……

Come see us, it’s a family affair and we’re just waiting on an audience full of friends!!

No one captures the Keith Richards “cool” better than Mike. Every time Mike plugs his telecaster into his Fender amp the genuine sound of The Stones fills the room and it does something magically strange… it makes Mike smile. Ear to Ear, this big smile shines bright and has earned him the nickname “Mikey Smiles.” All agree it is as contagious as the guitar riff in Satisfaction.

Mike is a multi-instrumentalist who is never more at home than when playing Stones songs to an audience. Some Girls say it’s too expensive to see the Stones these days and some boys respond by saying “you can’t always get what you want.”

Mikes answer is, no one’s better than the Stones, but if you drive sometime to see Crossfire Hurricane … you just might find … you’ll get exactly what you need!

While most children find their super heroes in comic books and movie screens, Marco found his in his father’s vinyl record collection. he learned from the very best in Ringo, Charlie and Moon. It didn’t hurt that his father played every Keith riff in their basement every night and that his dad’s guitar became the soundtrack to his budding musical life.

Subsequently Marco spent his first decade banging on everything from pots and pans to toy drums until he finally earned his first silver Charlie Watts Gretcsh set. The results are in and the phenom now plays “just like a rolling stone!”

Marco’s bandmates and all the audiences agree that as soon as the band takes the stage, age is just a number and timing is most definitely on Marco’s side.

When you want to know why this band is hands down the best and most genuine Rolling Stones tribute band in the world, look no further than center stage where the ten-year-old phenom will be shining like fire in the eye of the Crossfire Hurricane!

A graduate of Berklee College of Music, Matt has played the bass guitar in many bands in the tri-state area and is an established performer. He is also known for his talents in arranging, songwriting and bass playing on many recording sessions. Touring Europe, Canada and the U.S., he is a seasoned musician who has recorded on songs that have been used in film and T.V. The most recent recording was used in an Amazon series and submitted for a Daytime Emmy. 

He had the honor of performing for Tony Bennett at the Art Students League in NYC, and has played on bill, at Irving Plaza, NYC, with the cast of Saturday Night Live for the New York Comedy Film Festival.