Name: Adam

Duties: Bass, Vocals

Equipment: Ibanez TR Bass, Fender 300 BXR Bass Amp, Nady Microphone, GX-600 Tosh PA Head, 15" PA Speakers

Home: Bad ass Trudeau Road, Saranac Lake

Originally: Washington Township, New Jersey

Job: Price Chopper, Meat Department

Age: 18

Marital Status: Single

Education: Homeschooled

Distinctive Factor: Goatee

Obsessed With: Bad Religion

Annoyances: People that brag about stupid things (How fast they drive, how much they can drink, how they get all the girls), people that tailgate (So i'm a hypocrite, so what?), people who take favors and don't give any in return, doctors, people who think they know a lot about something but they don't

Favorite things: My niece Emily, Taco Bell, Dunkin' Donuts, Eeyore, Bad Religion, Greg Graffin, Matt Freeman, Jason Williams, Jackie Chan videos, dancing at local shows

Quotes: "I don't take interest in things i'm not interested in." "Am I invisible or something?" "I'm not predjudiced, I hate everybody equally."

Previous bands: The Hymans, Ketchup Knife, KNF, Re-tract, FBI Corrupt

"Hello, my name is Adam Style and i'm the bass player for the world renowned band The Krazies." I do believe I am the only street punk in the world that: Likes basketball, writes poetry, and loves watching Survivor. As those lovely Reebok commercials remind us daily, defy convention. I live my life for me, and make my own rules and standards. I just know how to show respect for others along the way. Those who deserve it, that is. I've been playing for a few years and I've loved every overdramatic moment of the on going soap opera I call my life. My musical influences are none other than the God of the bass (and everything else for that matter) himself, Matt Freeman, and the dark and mysterious yet overly friendly man known as Jay Bentley. Carpe diem!

Adam
"The first man and progenitor of mankind, the unregenerate side of the human race" - The American Heritage Dictionary

Style
"Style means all kinds o' things. At its grandest, it means everything about your way of presenting yourself in words, including grace, clarity, and a thousand undefinable qualities that separate good writing from bad. At its narrowest, it includes mechanics and matters of house style." - Jack Lynch