Seven Witches

Born John Dempsey, guitarist Jack Frost established Seven Witches as a powerhouse heavy metal band just before the turn of the century and he has been the mainstay through many variations over the years with several vocalists stepping up to the mic. The first was co-founder Bobby Lucas, who sang on the first two albums 'Second War in Heaven' (1999) and 'City of Lost Souls' (2000), after which he left the band. Former Crimson Glory vocalist Wade Black joined for the third album, 'Xiled to Infinity and One' (2002), and then came James Rivera from Helstar who signed on for the subsequent two albums, 'Passage to the Other Side' (2003) and 'Year of the Witch' (2004). Alan Tecchio, once with Hades, was the singer on studio albums 'Amped' (2005) and 'Deadly Sins' (2007) and live album 'Years of the Witch' which came out in 2006 accompanied by a DVD. Rivera returned to sing on the studio album 'Call Upon the Wicked' in 2011 and current vocalist Anthony Cross, who has sung with bands such as Livesay and Shadow Image, was added for the 2013 album 'Rebirth'. Ronnie Parkes from Slippery When Wet and Farcry is the current bass player with former Type O Negative and Danzig member Johnny Kelly on drums.

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