Wisconsin born Bryan Dewitt Wolfe moved to Memphis, Tennessee at the young age of eight, his favorite band in that time frame and still his favorite band today is KISS. Bryan Taught himself to play guitar by ear five years later, Bryan viewed some old JIMI HENDRIX video tapes and start playing along with them, thinking it was the right way to play the guitar, Bryan flipped his guitar upside down and started jamming without a care in the world. Bryan used the radio to learn his riffs by Prince, The Time, The Jacksons, Stevie Wonder, GAP Band, and of course RICK JAMES, combining Hair Metal with Funky Rhythm, “I always wanted to see what it would be like to add funky riffs in Hair Metal, for me, it was never about segregating music because I feel that music is color blind. Bryan joined The Flexx Band for a brief moment for a Battle Of the Bands contest at Mud Island in 1986, the band came in second place. After high School, Bryan formed a group called Special Attractions and then joined Kevin Mullins’ band Unlimited Connections. After the two year tour, Bryan decided to join the United States Navy, during his enlistment, Bryan would play with anyone who would have him whether the Ship’s Band or any local group in the area. During his time in the NAVY, In 1988, Bryan start studying Neo-Classical rock and Fusion for guitar, this was the time that he started listening to YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN. In 1998 to 2002 would be Bryan’s best tour of duty ever, stationed in Tampa, Florida, Bryan was getting promoted, learning the tools of PhotoShop at USCENTCOM, listening to Bubba The Love Sponge, joining a band, forming a band, sitting in for bands, weekend parties, Tuesday night retro nights, concerts, meeting rock stars, and much more. “I was a sailor in the daytime and a rock star at night (at least I felt like one).” “Someone asked me why I was fired from GROUND ZERO? The reason behind that whole mess was because I was the only black guy in the band that could outplay the lead guitarist and the people knew it, but there is life after GROUND ZERO. All the ass clown did was bring my popularity level up a notch because I got phone calls, letters, and invitations to join other local bands”. All wasn't too bad because Bryan's weekend rituals of singing in clubs that would have him continued onto ruling Carlie's Lounge. Bryan did a tour in San Diego from 2002 to 2005 onboard the USS Tarawa (LHA-1), while serving, he wrote song parodies and played guitar to build the ship’s morale level up.  Bryan has returned to Florida for good and has come back to reclaim his throne of entertainment as well as Mobile Detailing. Bryan is a practitioner of Shotokan karate and SEAL Combat Tactics, Favorite guitar players are:

Yngwie J. Malmsteen       Steve Vai                       Zakk Wylde

Prince                                  George Lynch               Joe Stump

Tony MacAlpine               Ace Frehley                   Reb Beach

Nuno Betttencort             Jimi Hendrix                  Paul Gilbert

Although he has never been to a STAR WARS Convention, Bryan is a big fan of the STAR WARS franchise, as you know, his favorite character is Mace Windu, that right "mmmm-mmmm, bitch!!". "I want people to know that if you have the original trilogy, by all means, do not sell those, and for those complaining about the changes in Episode IV, V, and VI, please deal with it because the more you complain, the more you sound like a bunch of ass clowns. So what if Han shot first, George Lucas wasn't happy with his creation, so he made a few changes to fix the film, so change isn't always bad. If you're interested in Replica Collectables, then check out www.fx-sabers.com or www.ebay.com .

FAVORITE MOVIES ARE:

SCARFACE (A REAL GANGSTA MOVIE) 

AVATAR

CASINO

BATMAN BEGINS 

THE DARK KNIGHT

SPEED RACER

THE PUNISHER (2004)

PUNISHER: WAR ZONE

THE DEVIL'S REJECTS

HALLOWEEN 1978 - 2007

HAIRSPRAY

300

FRIDAY 

STAR WARS - ALL EPISODES

GRINDHOUSE - PLANET TERROR

GRINDHOUSE - DEATH PROOF

ROCK STAR      

ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK  

PURPLE RAIN 

KING KONG (1933 & 2005)

PULP FICTION 

FROM DUSK TILL DAWN
THE INDIANA JONES TRILOGY

THE WILD BUNCH

TOMBSTONE      

SIN CITY       

CASABLANCA

UNIVERSAL MONSTER CLASSIC FILMS                     

FLASH GORDON (1980)