From the See John Run Website:
"It all started with me and Rob Lukowski. I had been periodically playing the drums, and encouraged him to get a bass to start a band with. I was in major need of a moral boost. I started a band, and that was the best summer of my life. It was the summer of 69. Anyway, we began jamming out with a few guitarists, and decided there were none out there we really meshed well with. I had just done a show called Lollapalacey at the Highschool, with the tremendous John Wonzalak, and realized I really liked it and it insired me to put together a real band. We called upon the help of Pat Scully, as a singer, but still lacked an important criteria for our band, a well-rounded guitarist, Chris Harris. I developed a very large fascination with computers and girls and girls on the computer. It was all good, and on the side I had my new band, See John Run. Till this point everything is going fine, and I feel good about my band's sound and my life's problems, which is definately a good thing."

And then...
When Pat and Chris quit the band I quickly found once again that I had no life, and I needed a new band. I noticed a lot of my old friends stopped talking to me, but I had a new friend named Dan McAuley who played guitar. He was pretty good, so we decided we'd start a band. We began jamming with our ska band Front Page Hero with me on trombone and guitar, and Dan on lead guitar. We decided we also needed a punk band on the side, and that's where the Gunslingers originated. We started just playing around and agreed Mike Dwyer would be a find addition to the band, so that happened... And a legend was born.

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