Dan Trisko, lead singer, guitarist and principle songwriter for Velvet Elvis looks back at their time as recording artists for Enigma Records, shares stories from the road, and remembers Lexington's music scene in the late 80s and early 90s.

Duane Lundy looks back on his time playing in Gold Tooth Display, Chico Fellini, and several other bands. Plus, he discusses his career as one of Lexington's most successful producers.

Steve Swonke looks back on his time as owner of local hot spot, High on Rose, and also his time as guitar tech for renowned Lexington band, Black Cat Bone.

Jay Henning from the band Stego looks back on the 2002 album Bull in a China Shop, discusses his favorite Lexington bands, and talks about his current band, Bonneville Tigers.

Swifty bassist/lead singer John Herzog looks back his time in the Lexington music scene and talks about his current all-star project, Rebel Without a Cause.

Billy Quinn from the legendary Lexington funk rock band, 10 Foot Pole, looks back on the band's long history and shares stories from the early 90s music scene in Lexington.

Scott Luallen discusses his 41-year career with the legendary Kentucky cowpunk band, Nine Pound Hammer.

Sherri McGee, longtime drummer for the iconic Lexington band Velvet Elvis, looks back at her extensive history in the Lexington music scene.

David Butler, former owner of iconic Lexington club, The Wrocklage, looks back at the club’s history and his favorite moments there.