Drummer Mike Wetmore and bass player Bob Moffatt  arranged a Fist re-union gig together in Ottawa Ontario Canada with most of the players that played in Fist over the years, back  in May 2008.  It was  a hell of a bash.  I'm looking forward to another for sure. When and where it will , will surely be a blast  See you there.

Ronch

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Check out the new Fist DVD video clip at http://www.myofist.com/ThundernRock_DVD.htm

Thanx to all the players that played in FIST and the crew since 1979 until now.

Keyboards

• Ken Hodgkinson, Very first Fist keyboard player in 1978.
• Ed Eagan, played on the Round One Album 1979 and Hot Pikes album 1981.
• Ivan Tessier, played on the Fleet Street / In the Red albums and he played accordion in the tour bus.
• Les Pauless, and his brown paper bag.
• Laurie Curry, The Slammah played on the Danger Zone, Reign of Terror, Loud Loud Loud and Bolted Door album

• Jeff Nystrom, played on the Round One, Hot Spikes, Fleet Street / Thunder In Rock and the In The Red Album.
• Bob Moffatt, played on the Danger Zone album and loved his MacDonald burgers.
• Lynn Wells, played on the Loud Loud Loud album, he was a great bassist
• Mike St.Louis, he was a Romeo with the girls.
• Gord Kirchin, now 'Piledriver' was the funniest, he would do anything for a joke! He was a great singer and bass player! Hey Gord! How do you do?
• Mike Fenton  The Hofner man Appears on the Reign Of Terror album...
• Darcy Allen  never talk much, just passing through
• Barry Strocen, Played one gig with Fist good player but he had to leave the band, LOVE CALLS.
• Mike McComb, after Mike got the Fist music to learn we rehearsed once and ready to go.
• Rob Mahle, We rehearsed many hours and he promised never to leave but I knew better but he did leave, that's to bad I really did like his playing.

• Ron Chenier   Ronch (MAIN VOCALIST and Song Writer) is the founder of FIST, and plays on "Every" album ...
• Louis Sedmak Bulletman

• John Chenier, R.I.P. Round One and Hot Spikes Drummer.
• Bob Patterson, R.I.P. great drumming on the Fleet Street and Danger Zone albums.
• Cliff Davies, R.I.P. played on the In The Red album.
• Gary Thomas, played on the Loud Loud Loud album.
• Andre Gauthier, played on the Reign of Terror album.
• Steve Hollingsworth never made it to a FIST album but this guy’s a hot player. 
• Mike Wetmore  never made it to a FIST album but he's another hot player. 
• Ed Adolph,  One of the great rock drummers and played on the Fist Black album good job Ed.
• Tim Waterson, was the fastest double bass drum player in the world this guy was amazing!
• Bill Bortollotti, used to bring dandy lion wine to rehearsals and we got toasted!
• Jeff Salem, what a pro.... He started his pro drumming in Fist at the age of "18 years" old but We later found out he was actually 17 years old . Today he’s doing very well with his drum clinics and teaching.... He was also a great performer.
• Cheryl Gialet, is the first female drummer in Fist and she was better than most of the drummers we had and  was very good looking. It was weird to see her on stage with her "girls"  bouncing around .What a great gal!
• Steve Thorne, excellent drummer but he's a no show.
• Jeff Stephen, never made it to a FIST album as Jeff would say HEE HEE.
• Lance Chalmers, Great drummer and now part time player Lance the Romance.
• Kevin Radomsky  Digger.....
• Barry Strocen, Never played drums live with Fist good player we were ready to go and Barry was a No Show.
• Lorne Hawley, Is the present Fist drummer starting March 2007 and still is to this day.

Stage Man
Tom and Lars Neiderhauser were with FIST in the beginning and then long time stage man my good friend Sean Cody aka "Howie Zam Zowie"was the man that always had everything ready to go and he would always say, "the show must go on".

Soundman
We had a few soundman, the first one was my brother Jack (Normand) Chenier, from 1979 to 1982, he was a pioneer for sure and a great soundman after Jack it was John Anaka from Yorkton SK, Canada from 1985 to 1995. I can’t forget Ian Leary he was a blast and is doing very well today.