Jerry Zubal

Detroit guitarist who got his start with the teen band, the Quintels/Kwintels. As a member of the band Tea, which became known 1776, he released one album on Ed "Punch" Andrews's Palladium Records -- which issued Bob Seger's early recordings. As a member of the Los Angeles-based Rockicks, he released one album on RSO Records in 1977. In the early '80s, he served as a non-recording member of the Detroit-based Pendragon -- that band fronted by Arthur Pendragon who was known for his work as "The Phantom" and the Phantom's Divine Comedy effort released in 1974.