Michael Tafoya (Guitarist)

Michael Tafoya (Guitarist)

Michael Anthony Tafoya (Born May 8, 1954) is a professional lead guitarist and two time Epic Records recording artist from Chicago, Illinois. He first made a name for himself in the late 70's with the Boyzz (Epic Records). National tours followed, opening for acts such as Aerosmith, Judas Priest, REO Speedwagon, and Rush. Michael then goes on to form the B'zz featuring drummer Steven Riley (Currently the drummer for L.A. Guns) and lead singer Tommy Holland (Ex-Steppenwolf and Holland). The B'zz went on to make an appearance on American Bandstand. Having the distinction of being the only unsigned band to ever appear in the history of the show. This leads Michael and the B'zz also to a recording contract with Epic Records. Along with releasing a video on MTV for their single "Get up, Get Angry." Michael currently is now fronting a band called Tafoya's Lost Boyzz. They released their debut album LIFE in 2007.

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