Eddie Money Still In The Game For Las Vegas Shows
By Gary Long, Sat Dec 10th

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Eddie Money first created a name for himself in the late 70's atthe height of arena rock. However, it wasn't until the late 80'swhen he crossed over to pop that he finally landed on the Top 10charts. Money's knack for catchy, radio-friendly tunes has kepthim as one of the hardest working men in music. Eddie Money andhis band consisting of Tommy Girvin (lead guitar), Lee Beverly(bass), Chris Frazier (drums), and Randy Forester (keyboards)perform upwards of 150 shows per year.

Loverboy formed in 1979 and released their self-titled debutalbum in 1980, quickly became one of America's and MTV's mostpopular rock bands. Throughout the 80's they had fourmulti-platinum albums, numerous international gold albums,

andtheir tours sold out arenas and stadiums. The group led by leadsinger Mike Reno, with Paul Dean (guitar), Doug Johnson(keyboards), and Matt Frenette (drums) celebrate 25 yearstogether with their new addition Ken Sinnaeve on bass. Sinnaevereplaced original group member Scott Smith when Smith wasdrowned after a boating tragedy in 2000.

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