Steve Vaughan and Rick Lockwood formed an acoustic duo called "Glass Onion" in the spring of 2000. In 2002, they decided to "plug in" and add a drummer (excuse us... THE drummer ) and call themselves "Earthbound Misfits ".

STEVE VAUGHAN - BASS AND VOCALS

Steve was born in the U.S. but spent most of his life in Britian. When he was 15 he began performing in various acts across the U.K. and founded "Southside", a distinctly blues based brit-pop flavored trio. "Southside" headlined a local musicians concert on ITV, Anglia Television, London in the mid 1990's.

Steve, originally a guitarist, has switched to bass for the current EBM lineup.

RICK LOCKWOOD - GUITAR AND VOCALS

Rick has been performing since he was 10 years old. He was a founding member of "Mayfield Stew " which toured southern California exstensively in the early ninety's. He relocated to Massachussetts in 1997 where he started instructing and playing in the local band "Seven".

Rick is currently the owner of The Guitar Shop in Falmouth, Ma which opened in April, 2004 where he teaches guitar as well as bass.

JIM BEAUCHAINE - DRUMS AND PERCUSSION

The majority of Jim's career to date has been spent in the dynamic music scene of Providence, Rhode Island where he has been called upon to play in dozens of regional touring bands. These acts opened shows for Steppenwolf, The Tubes, Roomfull of Blues, and John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown band. During the early 1990's Jim was a member of the band "Slow Drive" which was awarded the honor of "Best New Blues Artist" in the Providence Pheonix Readers' Poll.

Jim has also lent his percussive talents to a variety of local and regional theater productions, as well as showcasing original music with several Boston-based bands at New York's famed "Bitter End" club.

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