Bruce Bouillet

Bruce Bouillet was born February 3, 1965, in Memphis, TN. He was one of the guitar players in the Los Angeles-based band, Racer X, also featuring Paul Gilbert. Though Racer X has released a number of albums, they only released one studio album with Bruce, Second Heat. Racer X's live shows were punctuated by the blistering harmonized lines, and solos of both Bruce and Paul. The band's live show was captured on the album Live Extreme Volume. Unable to achieve mainstream success with Racer X, Paul Gilbert eventually left to form the group, Mr. Big.

He was one of the guitar players in the Los Angeles-based band, Racer X, also featuring Paul Gilbert. Though Racer X has released a number of albums, they only released one studio album with Bruce, Second Heat. Racer X's live shows were punctuated by the blistering harmonized lines, and solos of both Bruce and Paul. The band's live show was captured on the album Live Extreme Volume. Unable to achieve mainstream success with Racer X, Paul Gilbert eventually left to form the group, Mr. Big.

Following Paul's exit from the band, Bruce continued with Racer X for a short time, replacing Paul Gilbert with Chris Arvan. Bruce then went on to form another LA-based band called The Scream, which included John Corabi (Motley Crue) on vocals, Juan Alderete (Racer X), and Walt Woodward III on drums. They released one album, Let It Scream, in 1991.

Following The Scream, Bruce formed the band Epidemic in 2001. The band released their self-titled album, Epidemic, in 2002, on Elektra Records.