Bootleg by Walker Caine Project

"We just want to get a message through that it's all right to be yourself; everything you need is inside of you. And if we can do it to some killer music, well, so be it!"

Welcome to Walker Caine ... our road never ends.

Walker Caine Is:

Gus L. DaBere; drums, percussion, vocals. "I didn't know there was a break there - I just felt it!". If we hadn't put him on a 5-piece set to record we wouldn't have had room for other instruments. Gus is motivated to join the great drummers and was rooted in Southern Rock. A hidden talent, he's spent time playing rock/pop cover bands in the Omaha area and one of the best I've ever heard... not many guys can twirl a stick, open a beer can, sing, and do a drum roll all at the same time.

Boboo; lead guitar, voice box. The perfectionist of the bunch but we're working on him. Here's another guy who seems to fall through the cracks... a vetran hard rock/metal million mile club member, Bob has several album credits and toured extensively with some years pushing 300 shows; most of which he doesn't remember and some he'd like to forget. Beside Me and Omaha were Bob's impromptu's. Sanity tip: Never give Kazoo's to Boboo and Walker ... and keep your sense of humor available.

Abby Normal; strings, piano, mandolin, bass. Put it down - she'll play it. At 14, Abby never fails to remind us what year we are in... or is it the other way around? The most unofficial official band member there ever was, but her violin keeps City of New Orleans in the Folk realm and she's the only non-Omahan on Omaha - toten die Fliege. Poor kid; how in the world did a teenager get stuck with these guys?

Horst Zaspel; guitar. "When's the tour? Is it time yet?" Co-writer of Headlights on the Highway, Horst is one of Germany's finest. A performer and producer, he's anxious to take it out to the rest of the world - but in the meantime he is ripping up Germany with a band called "STAR 9INE 6IX". This guy will broadside you with the finest licks you've ever heard.

Capt. Walker; vocals, guitars, mistakes, percussion, harmonicas, etc. "I remember the faces, but I don't remember the places - so I don't talk much about things. I drop in and play a few songs, harass the locals, and get thrown out of town. An old six-string, one or two fans, what more could a guy ask for?" That question is probably rhetorical, but ya never know... he's been on a different sphere since the 2003 tour.

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