
Critics doubt the merit of linking musical bands -- be they failed or non-failed -- with regions. One only has to look at the wonderful site STARS 4 IOWA, devoted to 'Central Iowa Bands,' to find compelling back up.
THE FBO ADOPTS THE WEBSITE DEVOTED TO CENTRAL IOWA BANDS

THE FBO ADOPTS THE WEB PAGE THAT OUTLINES QUIT MEMBERS OF THUNDER TEAZ (click 'Teazers' to the left)
Previous members have left the band to become a pro golfer, computer software designer, a printer, a comic book artist, satellite dish sales, a chef, a Burlington Coat Factory clerk, a youth minister. Note that Kelly Starrett, an ex-member and founder of Monkey Finger, is a lead-singing drummer 'performing all over the rural areas of Iowa.'
All present members of Thunder Teaz have nicknames including Axe Man, Master of the Stratocaster, Seven, and Murftone.
The FBO applauds the state of Iowa's efforts -- compiling lists of quit members, grouping non-failed bands with a regional identity, performing rural areas (and snubbing urban ones) -- and will be looking ways to work with Iowa and Iowan bands in the future.
FBO Admin
Mobile/Semi-Permanent HQ -- Brooklyn, NY
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