Evan's Dilemma

Evan’s Dilemma (ED) originally started in the fall of 1990 in Greenville, SC by drummer Kevin Heuer and singer/guitarist/principle songwriter Joel McCreight. The two had become friends after previously forming a band called The Promise with brothers Drue and Scott Bachmann. The band was one of the earliest power pop alternative rock bands in Upstate of South Carolina. ED played local and regional shows and eventually relocated to Knoxville Tennessee in 1993. After five years of skirting with record labels, performing with other bands such as Collective Soul, The Judybats, Deadeye Dick, and Superdrag, and others; as well as, recording several demos including being produced and managed by Armand John Petri (Goo Goo Dolls, 10,000 Maniacs), Evan’s Dilemma went on hiatus and members were pulled into other directions and musical endeavors starting with the reunion and collaboration with Drue Bachmann to form My Friend Stephanie in 1995.