Keta And The Ketones

Keta And The Ketones was a short-lived American pop-rock band, originally formed by Keta Bill in the mid-80s. The band featured two high school friends and UC Berkeley graduates, Peter Gotcher and Evan Brooks, who just co-founded Digidesign and a few years later created Pro Tools, one of the first digital audio workstations in the industry. Another member of The Ketones, Mark Jeffery, collaborated extensively with British avant-garde electronic musician and synth pioneer Frank Tovey (also known as Fad Gadget).