The Endless Sides of B-Rok™, Brian ("I'm Ghost") and Frick...B-Rok™, Frick - a center stage man in the middle of five ages of Backstreet Boys. He has a boundlessly unique manner -- defined in endless rounds of Nintendo with Nick and AJ, as well as his serious admiration of his home state - Kentucky. "Blue-grass State, Kentucky Wildcats, they're blue, (my favorite color is) blue." Brian has a vast amount of creativity being put to use. He co-wrote "Ain't That Cute" (#10) on Aaron Carter's self titiled debut album with Frack, and producer Gary Carolla, of 95 South. He is a serious basketball player and a guitarist, and a miracle in the eyes of the doctors. He maintains a fear of heights but was and is still adventurous. B-Rok™, his parents, and older brother Harold (listed in the Backstreet Boys European debut CD with his nickname: HBL III) spent Brian's early life in Lexington, Kentucky. Brian loves macaroni and cheese, and blessed his family with his wonderful, God-fearing, loving presence on February 20, 1975 (zodiac sign = Pisces). His cousin, Kevin Richardson, called him from Orlando about joining the BSB during a history class when he was 17. Brian tends to be the Backstreet Boy who is seen as "most grown up," even though he is 4 years younger than his cousin Kevin, the oldest member of the group. Having married his long-time girlfriend LeighAnne Wallace on September 2, 2000, the couple celebrated the birth of their first child a little over a year later. Brian also pursued Christian music during the Backstreet Boys' hiatus from 2001 to 2004 and recorded some songs which he planned to release on a CD (although this was very tentative plans). Despite what critics say about any of the group members being married leading to declining popularity of the group, Brian remains as popular as any of the other members and still has a number of fans professing their love for him.