Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar - Billy Simpson

Billy has been the glue to hold the band together through rough times. In a band called Fatbone with the guitarist, he played bass guitar and sang backup. After a few changes of bandmates, the band changed its name to All About Me; where Billy sang lead vocals and played rhythm guitar. His influences include 3 Doors Down, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and John Cougar. His favorite band is Motley Crue. His equipment is a Shure Wireless microphone, Fender stratocaster, Gibson Les Paul, and Crate amps with a Vox pedalboard.

Drummer/Backup Vocals - Dwight Rosi

Dwight was born in Bronx, NY and has played drums since he was 15 years old. He played in a rock band there for 2 years. In addition, He played in a Top Forty's band for 10 years in Stamford, CT. His influences include The Who, The Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin. His favorite band is The Beatles. He primarily plays a 1970's six-piece Ludwig Vistalites kit with Zildjian Avedis cymbals.

Bass Player/Lead & Backup Vocals - Doug deLeon

Douglas has been playing the bass since he was 10 years old. He learned how to play on an upright double bass and was classically trained in the beginning. But when Douglas picked up the bass guitar for the first time, he knew that he was meant to play the blues and rock and roll. Through the years he has played in bands in Texas and Florida, opening for such acts as The Marshall Tucker Band, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, and Pat Travers, just to name a few. All different types of music have influenced Douglas over the years and he continues to enjoy learning how to make new sounds on the bass.

Lead/Rhythm Guitar/Backup Vocals - Darrell Robinson

Darrell has played guitar since he was 15 years old. He was in several bands with Billy (Fatbone, All About Me, and now Redline). His influences include Randy Rhoads, George Lynch, and Vivian Campbell. His favorite band is AC/DC. His equipment is a Charvel Model 4 guitar played through an ADA MP-1 Preamp/Mesa 2 Fifty Poweramp setup into a B-52 Cabinet.