Stargunn
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Stargunn was a former hard rock band formed by Shooter Jennings (Waylon's son) in Los Angeles in 1997. Jennings performed lead vocals and played piano. The other members included Kevin Sciou (guitar), Carter Falco (guitar), Curtis Roach (bass guitar), and Lex Lipsitz (drums). Shooter Jennings once described Stargunn's sound as "Lynyrd Skynyrd mutating into Guns N' Roses." The band broke up on March 30, 2003. In addition to their independent albums, they performed "I've Always Been Crazy" on the Waylon Jennings tribute album of the same name.
Stargunn was formed in Nashville, Tennessee by Shooter Jennings, Matt Reasor, and Jon Boddie in 1998. The band worked and played under the same name carried on by Jennings, in various configurations in Los Angeles. Other spin off bands from Stargunn include High or Hellwater, Shooter Jennings and the 357's, Carter Falco, and Matt Reasor and the Madness.
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