The Band

Guitar/Vocals/Songwriter Co-Founded The Godz with Eric Moore and Glen Cataline -  1976-79, 87-88, 1994. Founded Rosie - 1979-83, 84-89, still on occasion. Touring Guitarist with Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band 1983-Present Touring Guitarist Michael Bolton 1983-84 Guitar Collector/Accumulator Founder/Owner Cowtown Guitars 1992-2011 ​Discography -The Godz- The Godz Nothing is Sacred Mongolians Greatest Hits Live ​-Rosie- Rosie EP Precious Metal Live Lost Demos ​-Bob Seger- Like A Rock I Knew You When ​Misc The Final Prayer Boys From Nowhere Karla ​ Mark uses SIT Strings, Friedman Amplifiers, and a plethora of guitars.

Sav Ramey- singer,songwriter, guitar and bass. VAUDVILLE, PINK VELVET KRUSH, TIGERTAILZ USA and Deplorables. 35 years of national and international tours. Signed to A&M Records (1990) and Highvol Records (2015). Been there done that...let's Rock !!!! Sav is the only current member who has never been in The Godz. But, his history with the band started in 1988. Eric Moore and Sav started writing and recording songs together at Thunder Studios in Columbus, Ohio. Sav then moved to The Godz band house in Hollywood, California. By 1990 Sav's band Vaudville was labeled The Kings of the Sunset Strip (Rock City News). Selling out every major rock club in Hollywood many times over. Eric met with Sav before his passing and said, "KEEP THE GODZ MUSIC ALIVE, BOY!!" Funny how things work out. Sav abuses Fender and Hard Luck Kings basses, Shure microphones, Stringjoy strings and Ampeg amps .

Eric Mauk has played guitar since the 4th grade with some life changing experiences early on. Around the 7th grade, Styx played at the Secrest Auditorium in Zanesville, Ohio after the release of their album Equinox. As a result of seeing this show, James Young (lead guitarist for Styx) instilled the love of a Fender Stratocaster through a wall of Marshall amps in the young Eric. Shortly thereafter, Eric's father took him to Columbus to buy his first decent guitar at the String Shop on High Street. While there, Eric met the guitar tech for REO Speedwagon who introduced himself after hearing Eric play "Riding the Storm Out" while trying out a guitar. The guitar tech gave Eric and his dad two all access backstage passes for the REO show that evening. That night, Eric met Gary Richrath and got to play his '59 Les Paul. The die was cast for his life pursuit of music and guitar that continues to this day as an obsession. Moving to New York City at the age of 20, Eric landed a brief gig with the band the CBS recording artist Riot as well as playing on the album Privilege Of Power. Upon returning to Ohio, Eric met up with Eric Moore through a connection with guitarist Tyrus BeeBe and played with the Godz for the majority of the 90s. Eric was the lead guitarist for The Godz for the with the line up of Eric Moore, Matt Mees, and Tyrus Beebe. Ironically Eric got the gig by being remembered as the guy who could play the solo from "Cross Country" in a Zanesville based cover band over a decade prior. During this period, the band played countless shows in Ohio, the East coast, and circuit that ran from Ohio to Texas and back opening for Blue Oyster Cult, Foghat, Dokken, Jackyl, Nazareth, and others. During this time-frame, the original band re-grouped for the recording of Greatest Hits Live which was recorded at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio. Eric filled in for Bob Hill for this project. After The Godz had broken up, Eric was the lead guitarist for Columbus based party band The Jack performing countless central Ohio gigs for 6 years. Eric's favorite quote, "I'll tell ya folks, it's harder than it looks, it's a long way to the top if you wanna rock n roll!" Being a self proclaimed gear junkie, Eric primarily uses Ceriatone, Synergy, Bray, and Marshall amplifiers, Rock n Roll Relics, LSL, Knaggs, Fender, and Gibson guitars.

Keith Pickens, drums, percussion and various bodily noises. International tours with American Dog, countless US tours, hundreds of recordings. American Dog (1997-2010, 2017-current) Rat Bastard Syndicate (2015-current) Cattail Brew (2017-current) The Godz (2006-2009) Eric Moore—various recordings/projects (1999- 2010, 2017-2019) Lovesick Radio-studio drums (2017-current) Discography: -American Dog- Last of a Dying Breed-2000 Six-Pack-Songs about Drinkin’ and Fuckin’-2001 Red, White, Black and Blue-2002 Foaming’ at the Mouth Live-2005 Scars-N-Bars-2005 If you want Bud, You’ve Got It-2006 Hard-2007 All Over the Road-Volume One (DVD)-2008 Mean-2009 This Ain’t the Summer of Love-2009 All Over the Road-Volume Two (DVD)-2010 American Dog+FIN-2013 Unfinished Business-2017 as well as multiple complication releases over a 15 year period -Rat Bastard Syndicate- Incite (EP)-2016 Ignite (EP)-2017 Reinforce (EP)-2018 Number 4 (EP)-unreleased As well as several singles released since 2017 -Cattail Brew- It’s a Bit Difficult Really-2018 Number Two-untitled/unreleased-2022 -Eric Moore/The Godz- 25 Moore Years-2003 Untitled/unreleased, the final tapes-2022-? -Lovesick Radio- Multiple single releases since 2017-current -Frank Harrison Group- Untitled/unreleased for 2022 Endorsed by Sonor Drums since 2001, uses Paiste Cymbals, Leroy Aaron Rhodes Drumsticks.

Singing professionally in Columbus for a number of years, Julie Neal has been performing lead and backing vocals for several bands such as Little Kids and Second Nature, to name a few. She might be best known for lending her backing vocals on many occasions to Columbus' rock royalty, Rosie, for their sold-out reunion shows!! Julie enjoys performing for live audiences and can't wait to see you at one of The Godz's upcoming performances!