Tommy Lysaght

American singer and songwriter. Born April 23, 1943 Ohio Died November 15, 2010. He was married to singer Janet Combs. Tommy sang in clubs around Cincinnati for many years and was well known in Nashville where he recorded demos for different studios. He had several regional releases. His most successful song was called “Walk On The Outside”, which was released in 1969 using the name "Tommy Sears" and was recorded in Nashville. He used the name "Tommy Sears" in some of his recordings in honor of a singer and friend of his J.T. Sears, who died driving home from a singing gig. Additional bands he may have been involved in include: The Ice, aka The Raspberry Ice, and The Satins. Later in life, he was involved with a cult/church with his wife in Cincinatti, Ohio that was involved in a famous fraud case. Tommy passed before he was prosecuted while his wife pled guilty and paid out to victims.