Secret passage (band)
Secret Passage is an American rock band formed in 1990 in Staten Island, New York, whose music combined elements of progressive rock, hard rock, heavy metal and blues rock. Their first album, One In Six, recorded during 1993-1994, has been re-released worldwide in 2006, and is currently available through Sony, Emusic and Napster.
Although never signed to a major label, Secret Passage toured extensively in the Northeast United States during 1992-1995, and recorded with original Bon Jovi bassist Dan Skye, and former Kiss sound engineer Jay Nap. The band's performances at legendary Heavy Metal and Hard Rock mecca L'Amour's in Brooklyn, New York, were publicized on New York radio stations. Although disbanded since 1995, talks of a Reunion show are in the works for 2007.
Members
Secret Passage band members:
- Joe Cogan â Lead vocals, guitars
- Ronnie Selznick â Bass guitar, backing vocals
- John "Notch" Yannacci â Guitars, backing vocals
- Drums by Rob "Smoke" Smolka (1990-1993) and Glenn Miele (1993-1995)