Lessons from Zeke was conceived in early 2006 by guitarist, bassist and vocalist Michael Horvath. After summoning his long-time friend, drummer Kurt Otto, the two entered into DML studios to lay the foundation of what is now Horvath's fully realized vision. These four songs proved to be the catalyst for recruiting bassist Danny Costido and more importantly David Prince, whose superior vocal abilities would pay huge dividens in the performance and the subsequent writing of newer material. With a "two headed" vocal attack and harmonies you just don't hear every day, "Lessons From Zeke" is truly unique.
The unorthodox, open string guitar tunings lend an almost 12 string effect to the songs and is turning heads of those who have witnessed "Lessons From Zeke's live performances.
"This is a band that is going to make an impact,"Charles Fustos, former national sales manager Rolling Stone Magazine

The Lessons From Zeke Story

Lessons from Zeke was conceived in early 2006 by guitarist, bassist and vocalist Michael Horvath. After summoning his long-time friend, drummer Kurt Otto, the two entered into DML studios to lay the foundation of what is now Horvath's fully realized vision.
The unorthodox, open string guitar tunings that has most guitar-techs scratching their heads has completely turned the heads of those who have witnessed "Lessons From Zeke's live performances.

Here's what industry professionals are saying!

"This is a band that is going to make an impact,"
Charles Fustos, former national sales manager Rolling Stone Magazine

"The songwriting is excellent, this is good stuff, I am looking forward to working with them again."
Don Lithgow, engineer at DML studios whose earlier credits include pre-production sessions of "Blink 182" and "New Found Glory"

"This is definitley radio friendly music"
"Sulo King," Southern California concert promoter

With a full-length album planned for release in summer of "07", "Lessons From Zeke" stands poised to put the song back in rock and appeal to a wide range of listeners in all demographics. Airplay on San Diego's 94.9F.M. as well as in studio performances and local press by the San Diego Union Tribunes "Night & Day" writers have only added to their notoriety and ever growing fan base.