In August 1983 Peter Wells (ex-Buffalo, Rose Tattoo), on guitar, formed Scattered Aces (styled as $cattered Aces) with Fred Zepplin [Paul De Marco] on drums (ex-Chris Turner Band); Ronnie Peel on bass guitar and lead vocals (ex-The Missing Links, Pleazers, The La De Das); and former Buffalo bandmate, Chris Turner, on guitar and vocals (ex-Drain, Buffalo). The group issued a six-track extended play, 'Six Pack', on Big Rock Records in April 1984. They followed with a cover version of Eddie Cochran's 1958 song, "C'mon Everybody", as a single but they had broken up by mid-1984. Peter Wells died of prostate cancer in 2006. Ronnie Peel died in 2020.
Members
Peter Wells (guitar), Chris Turner (guitar), Ronnie Peel (vocals/bass), Fred Zepplin [Paul De Marco] (drums)
''C'Mon Everybody / Waltzing Matilda (Instrumental)'' 1984 Big Rock
EPs
'Six Pack' 1984 Big Rock
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Wells_(guitarist)
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Wells_(guitarist)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/mv8pmmco6qhzinz/Scattered_Aces_-_6_Pack.7z/file
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