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Eric Reeves
voc,
Singer of Rock
A.k.a. Eric Reeves
Cleveland-born Heavy Metal vocalist, active from the early 80's to present-day. He was the original singer of Shok Paris (under the stage name Buddy McCormack), and was present on the first song they ever recorded (it appears on the "Cleveland Metal" compilation LP in 1983). Later in 83 he left Shok Paris and co-founded the Cleveland Heavy Metal "Byson". He left Byson after 7-8 months and in 84 he joined Sabre (who had formed in 83). He left Sabre in 1985 after singing on their debut tape and 7" single, and moved to Pheonix, Arizona where he sang for "Mirror Mirror" and numerous other bands throughout the 90s and 2000s. In 2001 he switched his primary focus to drumming, and currently plays in Pheonix-based Heavy Metal band "Direct Hit".
Plays With
| Sabre |
| Shok Paris |
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