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Formed in: 1986. Genre: Thrash Metal. Themes: Environmentalism, Social justice, Humanity. Last label: Leviathan Records. Years active: 1986-1993. The band was formed in November 1986 by James Harris and Mike Delmore. Picture (from left to right): Dennis Lesh, Gary Golwitzer, Bob Allen, James Harris, Mike Delmore. Compilation appearances:
Dennis Lesh – drums (1986–1987) Ted Kirkpatrick – drums (1987–1989; died 2022) Barry Stern – drums (1989–1993; died 2005) Chuck Robinson – bass (2002–2009) Kory Clarke – vocals (2008–2012) Shane Pasqualla – bass (2009–2013)
Dennis Lesh – baterista (1986–1987) Ted Kirkpatrick – baterista (1987–1989) Barry Stern – baterista (1989–1993; died 2005) Chuck Robinson – bajista (2002–2009) Kory Clarke – vocalista (2008–2012) Shane Pasqualla – bajista (2009–2013) Timeline
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The Dennis Lesh Sports Arena, often referred to as the "Beaver Dome” is the home to the Pratt Community College volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball and wrestling programs. The arena seats 1,296 people and is considered one of the top arenas in the Jayhawk Conference.
Dennis Lesh joined doom metallers Trouble for their 1987's "Run To The Light" album. Initial Trouble drummer Jeff Olson quit in late 1985 entering the church. When Trouble signed with Rick Rubin's Def American label for the eponymous album released in early 1990, the line-up consisted of ex-Zoetrope drummer Barry Stern.
After some years of quiescence, when David T. Chastain dedicated his time to other solo projects, in 1995 appeared Sick Society and in 1997 In Dementia, which were recorded with a new cast: Kate French on vocals, Kevin Kekes on bass and former Trouble member Dennis Lesh on drums.
