The newspaper at that started it all! Darren replied to this ad for a band "exhuming bass players". After that band split, the Suburban Vamps were born!

Nothing is as suburban than the drive-in theater! Thank you Bengie's Drive-In for allowing us to have our new album cover be our favorite theater!

Tony bows his old Ibanez Iceman to the awesome Bengie's Drive-in Marquee. Tony spent most of his life attending the Bengie's, and is thrilled and honored to have their classic marquee as the new CD cover art.

Performing to 15.000 people at Quadmania '97

Tony hangs out during Quadmania soundcheck.

The 4th of July parade in Mamaronek, NY. The band had just finished recording with noted producer Peter Dennenberg!

We have no idea why so many people are crowded into the vocal booth.

Tony argues with a strobe tuner at Acme Studios, Mamaronek NY.

Vampcakes!

The recording studio is a lot of "hurry up and wait". Wake Darren when it's time for the bass tracks!

Viking Darren, somewhere in St. Petersburg Florida.

Did you know "Vampire Girl" was in the movie "Vampires of Bloody Island"? You should check it out!

In another Cracker Barrel, somewhere in Syracuse.

What happens when you play a Suburban Vamps gig without a wristband.

An old promo photo, taken at the old Route 40 drive-in in Maryland.

Mastering the new "Vampology!" CD!

We're always needing guitar refrets...

Soundcheck!

Darren looks out over the crowd.

Artwork by Chard!

Vampy head stickers. Who wants one??

Our old battle scarred amps! Tony's old Musicman 75 (complete with bat from a box of Count Chocula) and Darren's Ampeg SVT.

Darren kills time in the club's green room before a gig.

Loitering around Darren's bass amp before soundcheck.

The worst part of playing live? The "hurry up and wait for showtime" part.