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	Frank Secich - TheBestLinks.com - The Infidels, Stiv Bators, Blue Ash (band), Billy Sullivan, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Frank Secich, The Infidels, Stiv Bators, Blue Ash (band), Billy Sullivan...
		Frank Secich (born June 14,1951) is a rock musician, songwriter and producer.
		He was the bass player and founding member of the group Blue Ash (1969-1979) and guitarist and bass player for the Stiv Bators Band.(1979-1981) He played bass for the Cleveland based group Club Wow with Jimmy Zero from the Dead Boys 1982-85 and produced the Ohio band the Infidels from 1985-1990.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Frank_Secich.html (152 words)

	Blue Ash (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blue Ash continued playing 250-300 dates a year throughout Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and West Virginia, while songwriting team Frank Secich and Bill Bartolin accumulated and enormous amount of original material.
		Other tapes, recorded by a fan who followed Blue Ash to many of their gigs, are rumored to exist but have yet to surface on the collectors' circuit.
		In the summer of 2003 original members Frank Secich,(now rhythm guitar) David Evans, Bill Bartolin and Jim Kendzor got together privately in Ohio to play once again.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blue_Ash_(band) (553 words)

	Blue Ash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It was formed in Ohio in the summer of 1969 when bassist Frank Secich asked Jim Kendzor (a singer he knew) if he'd like to start a band.
		Guitarist Bill Yendrek and drummer David Evans were recruited in August and they debuted at the Freak Out in Youngstown on October 3, 1969.
		In the summer of 2003 original members Frank Secich, David Evans, Bill Bartolin and Jim Kendzor got together privately in Ohio to play once again.
	www.icyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/b/bl/blue_ash_1.html (371 words)

	STIV BATORS: Biography
		After Dead Boys fell apart in March 1979, Stiv did a few demos in Cleveland with Frank Secich (ex- Blue Ash guitarist) - a guy who he grew up with in Youngstown - and in April 1979 they moved to Los Angeles.
		Stiv's main reason for moving to L.A. was to get rid off his image as the Dead Boys front man. He wanted to be respected as a singer and musician and he had a strong vision of the music he wanted to make next.
		His band on that album included Frank Secich (bass), David Quinton (drums) and Georgie Harrison (guitar) and with that line-up they did some gigs in L.A. "Disconnected" was the only official solo album Stiv ever completed.
	punkmodpop.free.fr /bators_pic.htm (640 words)

	Pop Culture Press: Blue Ash
		A fantastic lead guitarist in the form of Bill "Cupid" Bartolin, a fine Keith Moon-style drummer in Dave Evans, a melodic McCartney/Ronnie Lane-style bassist in Frank Secich, and lead singer Jim Kendzor, capable of singing a razor line every time.
		We had a chat with Blue Ash founder/songwriter/bassist/backing vocalist Frank Secich at his home in Hermitage, PA (just over the state line from his hometown of Youngstown, Ohio), on July 31, 2004.
		Frank Secich: There was this guy named Paul Nelson who did AandR at Mercury, he signed the New York Dolls and a bunch of other people.
	www.popculturepress.com /blueash.htm (3893 words)

	Gateway Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Born in Verona, he was the son of Frank and Loretta (Henneman) Sistek.
		Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Betty Jane (Bell) Sistek; daughter, Darla Amato and her husband, Frank, of Penn Hills; brother, Frank Sistek; and two grandchildren.
		She was preceded in death by a brother, Joseph Secich.
	www.gatewaynewspapers.com /pennhillsprogress/obits/42204?printable=story (1493 words)

	LEFT OFF THE DIAL - Album Reviews - Stiv Bators: Disconnected (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		These mess up the flow and solidity of the album a bit, but the extra tracks are good archival material and essential for a more in-depth look from someone so influential.
		These tracks were donated from band member Frank Secich, as well as the lengthy history lesson liner notes (not meant as sarcasm theyre definitely worth the read and purchase).
		The liner notes were written at the time of the re-release (2004) and include follow-ups on the other band members and those involved in the process.
	www.leftoffthedial.com /StivBators_Disconnected.htm (571 words)

	Stiv Bators "Disconnected" reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Note: as of 9/04 this album is reissued with the original artwork as BLP/CD 4015, with bonus tracks and a special 24-page booklet, unseen pictures, and liner notes by Frank Secich.
		But first, Stiv made a stop in Ohio to drag childhood friend Frank Secich with him.
		A basketball court was rented, Vox amps and guitars and skinny ties were unpacked, and "I Had Too Much to Dream" was pulled from the cedar chest.
	www.bomp.com /4043Press.html (784 words)

	Punk Turns 30: Inventory Clearance Sale
		Frank Secich reminded me that this photo was taken at Bijou Studios in Hollywood.
		In addition to being one helluva fine bass player and musical arranger, Frank's got the world's best memory.
		Anyway - if you like this photo and you want one - don't go to eBay to get an old Bomp mass-produced print from a cranky collector when you can get it directly from me, the one who took the picture.
	punkturns30.blogspot.com /2006/02/inventory-clearance-sale.html (444 words)

	Stiv Bators - Disconnected gullbuy review
		Despite really entertaining liner notes written by band member Frank Secich, the songs on the disc aren't very distinctive..
		Frank Secich emphasizes how good the band Stiv used on these recordings was, but technique doesn't amount to much without inspiration.
		In the end none of these songs have the passion or spirit that Stiv communicated so well as a singer in Dead Boys.
	www.gullbuy.com /buy/2004/10_12/batorsdisconnected.cfm (494 words)

	Stiv Bators - LA Confidential gullbuy review
		It's Cold Outside and The Last Year were recorded on a demo tape in Cleveland in 1978 with Jimmy Zero (guitar) and Johnny Blitz (drums) of Dead Boys and Frank Secich on bass.
		As the band headed west towards LA, it completely fell apart, culminating with a session in the desert where the whole band (except Frank) deserted and equipment was ritually burned.
		They have a heavy 60s feel, but the rotten feeling I got from the Disconnected album is nowhere to be heard.
	www.gullbuy.com /buy/2005/2_1/batorslaconfidential.cfm (575 words)

	Washington DC Restaurant News Archive
		Owner Ashok Bajaj has tapped Matthew Secich to be the new executive chef of The Oval Room (800 Connecticut Ave.
		Chef Matthew Secich will use produce like wild asparagus, stinging nettles, chanterelles and fresh Virginia-grown watercress on his new seasonal menu.
		The chef's foraging expertise was honed during his tenure under Patrick O'Connell at The Inn at Little Washington.
	www.gayot.com /restaurants/washingtondcnews_archive.html (2639 words)

	Frank Secich - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Frank Secich - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		He was the bass player and founding member of the group Blue Ash (1969-1979) and guitarist and bassist for the Stiv Bators Band.(1979-1981) He played in the Cleveland based group Club Wow with Jimmy Zero from the Dead Boys 1982-85 and produced the Ohio band the Infidels from 1985-1990.
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	education.music.us /F/Frank-Secich.htm (717 words)

	Stiv Bators: L.A. Confidential - PopMatters Music Review
		One might be surprised to learn that the man who wrote "I Need Lunch" was also a pure power popper, but as the tracks on the Bators Bomp collection L.A. Confidential prove, Bators was exactly that.
		As the you-are-there liner note recollections, penned by the likes of Frank Secich (Bators' frequent collaborator; the two of them co-produced under the name "The Gutter Twins"), drummer Dave Quinton, and Shaw (before his death last year), recount, Bators loved '60s pop and garage as much as he loved '70s punk.
		The liner notes claim this was Bators' first attempt at singing the song -- without having first learned the lyrics.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/stivbators-laconfidential.shtml (519 words)

	Poplopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The second LP took awhile, and came out on Playboy (yes, that Playboy) Records and strays more toward late seventies sap, but it's still pretty good.
		Bassist Frank Secich went on to play with Stiv Bator's Disconnected band.
		Flamin' Groovies were a bluesy garage band until Roy Loney left and they went pop, releasing two classic albums, Shake Some Action and Now, both packed with pretty pop songs.
	poplopedia.com /12301.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (1663 words)

	CD Baby: BLUE ASH: Around Again 1972-1979
		Their second, Front Page News arrived on Playboy Records in 1977, the group`s talent burned brightly as ever though snowed under horns and strings but failed to improve its fortunes.
		Other than leader Frank Secich`s work with Dead Boy Stiv Bators in the late 70`s, there ends the story.
		This 2 CD collection gathers up some of the most amazing material recorded by Blue Ash between 1969-1977.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/blueash (300 words)

	Infidels - All For Nothing :: Not Lame Recordings - power pop and melodic rock record label, music and CDs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
		Infidels are from Ohio and in the 80`s worked with Blue Ash(and Dead Boy and Stiv Bators sideman), Frank Secich (Blue Ash will have a 2 CD retrospective released on Not Lame in Spring 2004, btw) and released two outstanding records, at the time.
		In 2003, they returned with this even better album---recorded for fun, old time or a legitimate stab at rebirth, it matter not---the material is filled with passion and enough pumping pop spirit to recall old faves like Gin Blossoms(a lot) and Dada as well as Not Lame faves like Blue Cartoon(and Greenberry Woods in parts).
	www.notlame.com /Browse_by_Artist/I/Infidels/Page_3/CDINFI1.html (224 words)

	PowerPop: March 2005
		Pop Culture Press's Kent H. Benjamin sat down and talked to Frank Secich over last summer about the band's history, the recently released Around Again (a wide-ranging double CD of classic Blue Ash tunes, some never before released), and the band's current reformation.
		FS: Well, you know we were a three piece band with a singer; Jim (Kendzor) didn't play much guitar live, so we all played a lot to make the sound bigger live.
		Secich also notes that he was in conversation with Greg Shaw at that time about their new work: no word on what's happened to that project since Shaw's untimely death.
	powerpop.blogspot.com /2005_03_01_powerpop_archive.html (4239 words)

	Punknews.org \| Stiv Bators' Disconnected to be re-released in September (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This 25th anniversary edition of Disconnected has been remastered from the original tapes and contains added bonus tracks found by former band members.
		The original art for the release has been restored and a new 24-page booklet of liner notes has been compiled by bandmate Frank Secich.
		This seminal album marked the incestuous marriage of the best aspects of punk rock and '60s-stye power pop.
	www.punknews.org /print.php?sid=10023 (178 words)

	Punk Turns 30: Greg Shaw
		Greg Shaw and Stiv Bators in the studio together; that's Frank Secich on the left.
		Despite his reputation as a party-hearty ladies man and all around gadfly, Stiv worked hard in the studio, and so did Frank.
		Greg came by frequently in his role as Executive Producer.
	punkturns30.blogspot.com /2005/02/greg-shaw.html (943 words)

	Frank Secich: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Frank Secich: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more
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	www.music.com /person/frank_secich/1 (102 words)

	Biography of Frank Secich (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		He also performed on a cruise ship in Hawaii, played in the Nevada casino circuit, based out of Las Vegas and has recorded in several recording studios across the country, including Paramount.
		Bobby has also filmed 3 TV shows for overseas markets, 2 shows with comedian Foster Brooks and one show opening up for Frank Sinatra, which was filmed in Palm Springs, CA.
		Bobby brings experience, ability, and passion to the music on a new David Lee Williams CD, "Wings of Change!"
	www.blueashmusic.com /BobbysBio.html (158 words)

	The Records Starry Eyes home of UK power pop group therecords.com
		You discover that he is on first name terms with all the disc jockeys and you ask yourself, ‘how come this guy has so many friends?’ Writers whose songs you’ve covered turn up at your shows, sometimes bearing tapes.
		In our case Tim Moore (Rock’n’Roll Love Letter) and Blue Ash’s Frank Secich (Abracadabra - Have You Seen Her).
		You meet stars: in LA, the legendary Kim Fowley; on Long Island, Billy Joel, who comes backstage for a spot of tie-swapping (and you get lumbered with Billy’s kipper).
	www.therecords.com /biography.htm (1799 words)

	Rockmine : The Ultimate Rock Cyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Clem Burke - drums, May '75-; Jimmy Destri - organ, Oct '75-; Nigel Harrison - bass, 1979-; Deborah Harry - vocals; Frank Infante - guitar, 1977-; Billy O'Connor - drums, until Jan.'75; Fred Smith - bass, until May '75; Chris Stein - guitar; Gary Valentine - bass, 1975-77;
		Richard Bell - guitar; David Chapman - guitar; Ruth Cochrane - bass; Nicholas Jacobs - guitar; Gerard Langley - vocals; John Langley - drums; John Stapleton - discs.
		Bill Bartolin - guitar, vocals; David Evans - drums, vocals; Jim Kendzor - vocals, guitar; Frank Secich - bass, vocals.
	www.rockmine.music.co.uk /B_Cyclo/B_CycloJ.html (1865 words)

	Blue Ash: No More, No Less. Articles, reviews and interviews from Rock's Backpages.
		Tambourine Man' did for the Byrds: the start of a brilliant career, a Number One hit, instant mythology.
		The guitar intro lasts all of five seconds before Jimmy Kendzor and Frank Secich's voices come in, oozing of everything groups like the Byrds and Lovin' Spoonful ever promised, the soaring harmonies in the chorus driving over jangling lead guitar work.
		It's the sound of tomorrow right here today, it's the perfect folk-rock single.
	www.rocksbackpages.com /article.html?ArticleID=4519 (282 words)

	Bio, Pictures
		CLUB WOW 1982 left to right, Billy Sullivan, Frank Secich, Jeff West, Jimmy Zero
		Billy onstage with Mark Lindsay, former lead singer of "Paul Revere & the Raiders" in 2005!!
		Billy [with Red Telecaster} next to Peter Frampton for the Rock n Roll Finale, Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio 2003
	www.billysullivan.com /_wsn/page2.html (374 words)

	CoolCleveland.com - Musi Cleveland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		If you assumed I was talking about the Raspberries in Cleveland, that would have been a good guess, but, in this instance, I was talking about Blue Ash down in Youngstown.
		The mainstays of the band (guitarist Bill "Cupid" Bartolin, lead vocalist Jim Kendzor and bassist Frank Secich) were so prolific in their writing, Blue Ash recorded demos by the score down at the Peppermint Studios in Y-town.
		Luckily for them, as it became cost prohibitive to obtain their recorded material that had been released by Mercury and Playboy Records, the band turned to their demos to make Around Again, a two disc, 44 song set that is a wonder to the ears.
	www.coolcleveland.com /index.php?n=Main.MusiCleveland (6388 words)

	tBlog - theknackmysharonajohnwicksandtherecordspaulcollins
		Bronson, a long time fan of the band's music, immediately brought the band to Rhino and commenced recording of a new CD.
		The fourteen soon to be classic compositions were produced by Richard Bosworth (Don Henley, Steve Perry) and features the drumming of newest Knack member, Terry Bozzio (Frank Zappa, Missing Persons).
		Demonstrating their commitment to the band, Rhino has also issued "Proof: The Very Best Of The Knack".
	theknackpops.tblog.com (14240 words)

	Deep Discount CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Personnel includes: Stiv Bators (vocals, 6-& 12-string guitars, bass); Tommy Rock (acoustic guitar); Frank Secich (guitar, background vocals); Eddy Best, Frank Infante, Nick Ferrari, Gore Verbin Ski (guitar); Hein Hoven (synthesizer); Grant Fleming (bass); Mark Cain, David Quinton, Rick Bremmer (drums); Charlie Sexton (background vocals).
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	www.deepdiscountcd.com /cd.cfm?upc=095081404625 (61 words)

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