A.K.A. (19)

A.K.A. was initially formed in late 1987, with the lineup of Ron Sevinski, Greg Golya, Kris Krisak, and a drummer named Jim. However, the lineup in which they would break out into the local Heavy Metal community wouldn't solidify until 1988, when Jim was replaced by Doug Corwin. Krisak also left at about the same, leaving the band as a three-piece. They continued on as a three-piece playing numerous shows all over the state, being featured in Heavy Metal Demolition zines "Up-And-Coming" section and giving a 4-page interview to the same zine, until late 1989 when Greg Golya left the band to join Tilt (which would soon change their name to Max Panic). Upon his departure Kris Krisak re-joined, alongside new bassist Mark Jules. In 1990 Krisak left again, his place filled by JJ Millward. This lineup lasted until 1991, when Ron Sevinski moved to Arizona. After Sevinski's departure, Corwin, Jules, & Millward started a humor-themed side-project with Les Riga (of Cleveland Hard Rock band Rifraf) under the name Green Eggs n Ham. They played a few shows before ultimately splitting up for good.