This band would be the first after the high school days. It was founded by myself and craig shoemaker, who I had jammed with for years. This is still one of the finest bands I've ever played in. We mostly did alternative covers and improve jams..

Pauly - Lead / Rhythm Guitar & Vocals
Craig Shoemaker - Bass
Mike Benjamin - Lead Vocals
Joel Shaffer - Drums

After years of watching and playing around with craig's bass, I decided it would be fun to try another band playing bass. I bought a bass and jammed with these guys for about a year an 1/2 and learned allot about the love of jamming. I always appreciated the Grateful Dead, But playing in a dead band changed my world.

Nick Stone - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Dewy Mollburg - Rhythm guitar, Vocals
Pauly - Bass
Gunnar Mollberg - keyboard
Jeremy Crist - Drums

Strange Estate still play religiously with a new founded bass player, Matt Parsons.

I later moved to Chicago to seek bigger and better jams. We walked into a music store and found a flyer on the board needing a bassist for a Heavy Metal band.. So I joined.. Did more "real" shows with this band than any other. It was allot of fun and probably one of the most pro band I've had a chance to play in :)

Jeremy Hooley - Guitar
Sean Coleman - Vocals
Pauly - Bass
Mike Cali - Guitar
Ben Ludwig - Drums

This band was founded by my uncle. My uncle and I have played guitar together on and off for many many years. He had found a drummer and had practiced with him for a few years. I came over with my my new found experience of Bass guitar and the rest is history. We still play together today. From old school classic rock to the most jammin ass stuff you ever heard from a 3 piece band :)

Terry Dean - Guitar / Vocals
Pauly- Bass / Back Up Vocals
Mike Shoomy - Drums / percussion

Got together with a roomate one day and did some weird but cool stuff.
Kinda techno with a hint of video game..

Joe Luna - Keyboard / Synth
Pauly - Drums

This one is a secret..

Dave D- lead
Rob P - Ryth,
Shadow - Drums
Pauly - Bass

I decided to start writing a program because my drums did not sound good enough.

eDrumMonitor allowed me to write and even bigger and better program for drums.

This is a wiring diagram I came up with for studio guitars. The Idea was to create a maximum selection of tone.

I had a hard time understanding how the scales and chords of a guitar come together. I created this poster to make sense of it all.