Len Wilde

Lenny Wilde began playing guitar in bands at 14 years old. His most notable band, Whisky Hollow, formed in 1975 and recorded 3 albums and released 14 singles. Other bands that Lenny played with include Sergeant House, Birmingham Manor and The Brasstette. While with Whisky Hollow he also founded Shotgun Records label and opened Shotgun Music Corp. studio in 1983. The studio was open until 1992 when Lenny moved to Florida where he began performing with the IBEW Monster Band. In 2006 he reunited with Whisky Hollow. In 2007 he was awarded the American Federation of Musicians "Member of the Year" award. In 2014 solo album Savannah Nights was released on Whisky Hollow Records.