And Your Rock Star Counselors Are...

Here is your chance to not only JAM WITH GINGER BAKER AND DAVID CROSBY but ALL of these amazing musicians will be at our Ginger Baker/David Crosby camp Nov 5-8, 2015...this is your chance to actually BE IN A BAND with one of these true ROCK STARS!
Some of the greatest touring/recording musicians around are OUR COUNSELORS at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp! We have gathered the best of the best to mentor our campers and help them fulfill their Rock N Roll Dreams...
Our counselors are the heart and soul of Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp-they work together to bring you an incredible program featuring master classes, jam rooms Q&A's and put on ALL STAR performances you WILL NOT SEE ANYWHERE ELSE! Plus they will perform ON STAGE WITH YOU at world famous WHISKY A GO GO in Hollywood, CA.
"My counselor made my experience truly impressive. He was patient, kind and everything one would only dream about playing with" Tom (camper)

" As for my counselor -what a wonderful man. A down to earth guy and his passion for music got us all fired up. The enormity of his talent is almost scary. " Denis (camper)

Read all about OUR ROCK STARS below and you'll see the really amazing group we have at camp...and they are all there for YOU, our campers...to guide you, teach you and share their rock and roll life experiences with you...

Bruce Kulick -has been with Rock and Roll Fantasy camp since the beginning. Bruce Kulick has been playing professionally since 1975. He first gained notoriety as a member of the touring band for Meat Loaf's classic Bat Out Of Hell album Shortly after, Bruce formed the band Blackjack with then aspiring singer Michael Bolton. Bruce was asked to join KISS, where he remained as their lead guitarist for twelve years, joining the band for the Animalize tour in 1984 and continuing with the band until the 1996 Reunion Tour. Bruce performed around the world with the KISS, won many Platinum and Gold awards, and is heavily featured on KISSOLOGY II and III, the band's DVDs spanning their historic 35 year career. After leaving KISS, Bruce continued his musical development by forming UNION with John Corabi in 1997. UNION released three albums between 1998 and 2000 In early 2001 Bruce released his debut solo album, Audio Dog, which was followed in 2003 by Transformer. Both albums showcase many different sides of Bruce as a performer, with a great mixture of instrumentals and vocal tracks. Another facet of Bruce's playing was revealed in 2001 when he joined Grand Funk Railroad as lead guitarist after receiving a personal invitation from drummer Don Brewer.

Rudy Sarzo-Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp's 1st counselor to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp Hall of Fame, is one of the most well respected bass players in the industry. He has been a professional recording and performing artist worldwide for over 20 years. As a member of Ozzy Osbourne's band, from March 1981 to September 1982, Rudy toured the world in support of the "Blizzard of Ozz" and "Diary Of a Madman" records. His bass playing can be heard on Ozzy's multimillion selling CD "Tribute" and "Speak of the Devil" CD and DVD.As a member of Quiet Riot, from September 1982 to January 1985, Rudy recorded the multi-platinum albums "Metal Health", the first Heavy Metal debut to reach #1 on the Billboard charts and "Condition Critical As a member of Whitesnake, from April 1987 to September 1994, Rudy recorded the multi-platinum album "Slip of the Tongue". During this period Rudy also performed worldwide on headline tours in support of the multiplatinum "1987" and "Slip of the Tongue" albums and appeared on 6 MTV videos. Rudy is currently on tour in GUNZO, with LA Guns’ Tracii Guns.

Danny Seraphine-In 1967, Danny Seraphine was one of the architects of the band 'Chicago Transit Authority', soon after known simply as 'Chicago'. As the original drummer for the group, Danny performed and contributed his songwriting talents for over twenty-two years During his tenure, 'Chicago' was the leading singles-charting group of the 1970's. Collectively, the band generated sales over 130 million units in the U.S., with 22 gold, 18 platinum, and 8 multi-platinum albums. During the course of their career, they charted five No. 1 albums and 21 top ten hits. Chicago is historically one of the longest-running and most successful U.S. pop/rock and roll groups. Danny has been recognized as one of the world's most highly-respected and influential jazz-rock/rock drummers of all-time. Not only was he rated by the legendary Buddy Rich as one of his favorite young drummers, but Danny also earned a rank on Rolling Stone's" All-time Top 100 Drummers". Danny recently was recognized for "Songwriting of the Year" in respect of his songwriting contributions as a co-writer for Pitbull's "I Know You Want Me" by ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) during the 27th Annual ASCAP Pop Music Awards.

Ty Dennis-In 2003 Ty was hand picked to fill the drum seat for the departed drumming icon Stewart Copeland with rock and roll legends Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek in the band The Doors of the 21st Century. Numerous world tours and T.V. appearances helped to expose thousands of fans around the globe to his conviction and command behind the drums.In addition to playing with The Doors of the 21st Century, Ty's musical diversity enables him to play with an assorted group of artists such as; Martha Davis from The Motels, Elephant Ride, Firebug, Chuck Negron (Three Dog Night), and many others.

Kane Roberts-Kane was discovered by Bob Ezrin (Kiss. Alice Cooper, Pink Floyd) and became Alice´s guitarist/writing partner for two albums and two world tours including the infamous "The Nightmare Returns" tour. Kane´s experience in the entertainment industry includes recording for high profile companies that include Geffen, Capitol, A&M and MCA. As a solo recording artist he´s landed Top 40 hits at Geffen Records and MCA records and his varied musical background includes recording, writing and touring with artists such as Alice Cooper, Rod Stewart, Kiss, Desmond Child, Diane Warren, Alice ´n Chains, Berlin, Guns n´ Roses, Garland Jeffries. He´s also written or recorded music for films like Light Sleeper, Penelope Spheeris´ Decline of Western Civilization, Friday the 13th IV Jason Lives, Shocker, Roswell, John Carpenter´s Prince of Darkness and more. In addition Kane has acted in films such as Wes Craven´s "Shocker" and John Carpenter´s "Prince of Darkness" and has written and produced films including "EMBRYO", an award winning 30 minute short film.

Frankie Banali-His hard hitting, deep pocket, heavy rock drumming was a mainstay of the 80's LA rock scene, but Frankie Banali the person and the drummer goes much deeper than the grooves he plays with Quiet Riot, W.A.S.P. or any number of bands you may have heard him with. Citing early influences including Ringo and Charlie Watts, Frankie got heavier via the influence of John Bonham, then deeper into technique through the likes of Terry Bozzio and other progressive players. This combination of influences set him up nicely for session work with everyone from Billy Idol ('Mony, Mony) and guitar whizz Gary Hoey, to Billy Thorpe, Monarch, and super-duo Glenn Hughes and Pat Thrall on their classic 'Hughes/Thrall' album. Still today the track 'Hold Out Your Life' is one of the best written and most exciting tracks that I have had the pleasure to be a part of,' says Frankie. It's also a great example of Frankie's ability to drive a tune through all its dynamic variations and still make it rock mercilessly. It's what he does with his longtime, band Quiet Riot. Through hits like 'Cum On Feel The Noize' and albums including Metal Health, he has added something more personal than just a big drum sound.

Phil Soussan-In the early 80's Phil was selected by Simon Kirke of Bad Company, for his band "Wildlife". After releasing a self titled debut album on Swan Song Records Phil ended up meeting Jimmy Page and shortly thereafter started work with him on a band that would later become the Firm, however after a few months Phil was spotted by Ozzy Osbourne and asked to audition for his band. Phil was selected for the gig and started work on the Ultimate Sin album. He ended up contributing a song that would later become Ozzy's biggest selling single to date - "Shot in the Dark". The Ultimate Sin was a huge sell out tour that went all over the world, but halfway through the follow up album Phil left to work with Billy Idol on his Charmed Life album.. He was asked to help put a band together for Vince Neil, who had recently left Motley Crue. .In 1997 he r began working with Toto's Steve Lukather on his third solo album "Luke". Phil wrote half of that record, following that up with tour dates as far as the Far East and Europe. As a result of that collaboration Phil wrote the opening cut on the "Mindfields" album for Toto, entitled "After You're Gone", the song was nominated for a Grammy.

Tony Franklin-Known as the "Fretless Monster", Tony Franklin has played alongside some of the greatest names in music history. He got his big break in 1984 as bassist in stellar supergroup The Firm, with guitar legend Jimmy Page, vocalist Paul Rodgers and drummer Chris Slade (AC/DC, Manfred Mann's Earth Band). Franklin's signature fretless growl was a distinctive and instantly recognizable element of the band's first hit, Radioactive.After two hit albums and extensive touring with The Firm, Franklin subsequently performed with Blue Murder (John Sykes, Carmine Appice), David Gilmour, Kate Bush, Whitesnake, Roy Harper, Pat Travers, Tony McAlpine, Gary Hoey, Donna Lewis, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Vasco Rossi, Eros Ramazzotti and many others. An in-demand session bass ace, he has appeared on more than 150 albums. Franklin has released two solo albums, and a bass instructional DVD.In 2011, Franklin joined Kenny Wayne Shepherd's band, and has toured extensively throughout the world. Franklin can be heard on Shepherd's album, "Goin' Home", released in Summer 2014.

Teddy Andreadis-Teddy (Zig Zag) has gained a reputation as a rock-solid keyboardist, a wailing harmonica player, a soulful singer, B3 player and an insightful musical arranger. Teddy has toured and shared the stage with some of the biggest names in music, including: Carole King, Guns 'n' Roses, Roger Daltrey, Jeff Skunk Baxter, Alice Cooper, Slash, Nikki Sixx, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, BB King and Michael Jackson. He also appears on the Guns 'n' Roses "Use Your Illusion" Live 2-DVD set, and most recently played on Velvet Revolver's latest CD. Teddy's own CD, "Innocent Loser," was received with wide acclaim. He continues to tour with the greats and conducts a weekly jam session in Hollywood at the Baked Potato with his band The Screaming Cocktail Hour.

Vinny Appice-Vinny has created the rhythm and power (live and in the studio) for the music of DIO, Black Sabbath, Heaven and Hell, WWIII, Axis, Rick Derringer, John Lennon and more. He has co-written and recorded songs on over 25 albums including many multi-platinum records. Vinny has toured the world for over 20 years selling millions of records. His unique and powerful drumming style can also be heard on numerous movie soundtracks including; Wayne's World 2, Heavy Metal, Iron Eagle and Bedazzled. He has authored an instruction drumming book and DVD, and has performed incredible powerhouse drum clinics around the world.

Buster Akrey-Keyboard rocker Francis Buster Akrey started his musical journey at age 2 and has never slowed down. Whether it's performing live or recording for the Power Rangers or bands like Steely Dan, Buster always brings it. His unique style often includes singing with his solos and hand stands on top of his Hammond C3. Considered for a Grammy for 2008, honored with an MMA Rock Record of the Year in 2011 for his 2nd solo album, "Red" Buster is considered to be one of the great Hammond players in the music industry today.

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