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| Left to Right: Nick Cox, Tony DiGiulio, Danny Weymouth, Dan Miller, Richard Hofherr |
| Band members this year |
Richard Hofherr - Guitar/Vocals
Tony DiGiulio - Vocals
Dan Miller - Drums
Nick Cox- Guitar/Vocals
Danny Weymouth - Bass
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| Photos from this year |
1999 Photo Album
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| Songs we wrote/played this year |
Ariana
For Your Love
Precioud Moment
Rock & Roll Superstar
So Imperfected
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| Videos from this year |
Coming Soon
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| Crew this year |
Alex Krompic
Matt Zelinski
Mike Herwig
Bob Jozwiak
Jerry Rock
Byron Staggs
Dino Manzella
Rob Lubas
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| Shows this year |
December 18
- Pops
December 10
- Hob Nob
November 27
- Season Tickets
November 13
- Change of Pace
November 6
- North Beach
October 30
- Pops
October 16
- Sidetracked
October 2
- Chicago City Limits
September 25
- North Beach
September 18
- Sideouts
September 12
- Darien Fest
September 11
- Pops
September 4
- Penny Road
September 4
- Schaumburg's Septemberfest (w/the Spinners)
August 14
- Season Tickets
August 7
- Auguestfest
August 6
- Carlos Murphys fest
July 31
- North Beach
July 16
- Sideouts
July 10
- Pops
July 2
- Taste of Palatine
July 1
- Arlington Frontier Days
June 26. 1999 - North Beach
June 12
- Season Tickets
June 11
- Penny Road
June 3
- Chicago City Limits
May 15
- North Beach
May 8
- Pops
May 7
- El Sombrao - Cinco De Mayo
April 30
- Carlos Murphys
April 24
- Rorys
April 17
- Sidetracked
April 10
- Season Tickets
March 27. 1999 - Carlos Murphys
March 20
- O'Learys
March 13
- North Beach
February 27
- Pops |
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In 1999 the band was such in bad shape that the only reason the band agreed to do more shows was to make money for having fun. For years expectations were so large for the band and differences in direction that it tore the band at it's core.
Tony had started his new band (The Fez - with Mike Mooshey), Danny joined a band (Supermint) while Richie was working at WallStreetView.com and Dan was setting tile. Around this time Nick Cox called up Rich and moved to Mt. Prospect and asked if the band was still playing because he wanted to play with 7th heaven again.
Everyone agreed that all shows that year are for the band to make money only.. no other goals.
While playing out, the band started pulling larger and larger crowds unexpectedly and wondered what they were doing that kept people coming out more and more.
In Decmeber it was discussed "what are we doing this for?", should the band call it a day, should the band move forward, what should the band do? The band had a fan base and shows, but wasn't sure of it's next move.
Fun Fact: 7th heaven dressed as "Pimp & Hoes"
Tony was the Pimp rest of band were Hoes
1999 postcards
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1999 website
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(story continues in 2000) |
