The last band I was in , left a nasty taste in the mouth so to speak . Initially , we never knew each other ( 4 of us). The singer was Irish/ American but was dropping out of rehearsal last minute . Mr. Guitar ( who also played bass), had no proper personality and only spoke to slag me off when I made errors in rehearsal.
Mr.drums was friendly and chatty but was angry at guitarist lack of personality. Mr. Vox had all the notions but sang awfully. I was very sluggish starting off tbh, and did deserve criticism .
We recorded a poor demo , which some people liked. We did 1 gig , and Mr. Guitar said I was the best performer . Next rehearsal, singer was gonna be away again , so Mr . Guitar quit.
Me and Mr. Drums auditioned a new guitarist. A friend of mine sang with me in a few birthday gigs , so we got Jim on board. We had. A much better time of things gigging more etc.
However, Mr guitar kept making up his own solos and was nearly sacked after about 6 months .trying to get used to his boss pedalboard.
He then used us, and quit.
So then Mr drums had to record in Thailand so quit also.
A few months later , it was just me and Mr drums.
We recruited 2 guitarists and a singer.
Singer was a good laugh . 1 guitarists wife commited suicide( he is a miserable bar steward any way). Broke his hand . We waited for him.
We played a few gigs / barbecues which were good .We recorded possibly the worst demo , because guitar 1 wanted to do it o the cheap.
Done by dj(s) who messed it up.
The band pics were embarrassing. I got a couple of gigs sending a previous cd we did which was good .
Then the band started bickering because I never learned 2 songs due to upheaval , and the songs I learnned, Mr guitar had not .
I'm in my early 50's now and cannot be bothered .
I wouldn't mind jamming in a rehearsal room tho 'just for fun .
Oh, and playing in front of one man and his dog, is a waste of time