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Perfect Crime Opkb.Pub Killer Classic Rock www.perfectcrimeband.com Contact information Mike Onessimo 978-621-3310 [email protected] Like Us on Facebook! Dawn Evans Scaltreto 617-319-1901 [email protected] About the Band Genre: Classic Rock and high energy original music Members: David Scaltreto - Bass and Vocals Mike Onessimo - Lead Guitar Jimmy Honohan - Guitar and Vocals Dawn Evans Scaltreto - Keyboards and Vocals Brian McNamara - Drums and Vocals Hometown: Greater Boston, Merrimack Valley and southern New England Band Bio: Killer Classic Rock. A 5-piece band with rich, layered vocals, authentic, vintage organ and gui- tar chops and a selection of the very best music of the 60's, 70's and 80's. With 3 lead vocalists, this band keeps the crowd's interest! The various members of Perfect Crime fell in love with Classic Rock before it was classic. All have played with a number of Boston area rock bands including Major Disturbance, Ground F/X, The Phantoms, American Standard, The Avengers and others. Notoriously finding each other amidst the intrigue of the greater Boston music scene, these Perfect Criminals find that apart they may have been good, but together they are great. They share a mission to promote the practice and appreciation of classic rock and high potency original music to a waiting legion of fans. Band interests include music, art, drama and intrigue. Hobbies include solving the Isabella Stewart Gardner art theft, finding the cash from the Brinks job and figuring out Where's Waldo? Logistics Perfect Crime has everything needed to fulfill venues both large and small. The band has full PA and monitor systems and lighting equipment. The band can provide their own sound engineer for live performances. Each band member meticulously maintains their high-quality guitars, keyboards and percussion equipment. With a versatile set that compliments the varied talents of the three lead vocalists, the music engages audiences of all ages and genders. Their primary focus is on well known classic rock songs that appeal to a large audience, along with a few high-energy originals with timeless appeal. Promotion and Advertising All upcoming shows are listed on our website at www.perfectcrimeband.com and via social media like Facebook. Professional posters are created for select shows that include a prominent display of the venue’s logotype. As part of our campaign, we distribute an e-vite with attached pdf flyer to our grow- ing e-mail database. Our philosophy cen- ters on the quality of the music and satis- faction of club owners and fans. Perfect Crime www.perfectcrimeband.com [email protected] 978-621-3310 617-319-1901 Band Bios David Scaltreto— Bass, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals David has been a fixture on the Boston music scene since the 70's, playing in such acts as Loose Change, EMF, The Phantoms and other bands. His band, Major Disturbance, was a favorite of late 70's/early 80's DJ's, and David's original songs, Baby You're Gone, Sacrifice and Nasty, received significant airplay. Major Disturbance was a favorite of the classic rock clubs The Rat, The Channel, Bun- ratty's, Chet's Last Call and other clubs. Since Major Disturbance disbanded in 1984, David has played with The Risen, Ringin' in the Ears and other bands. He is excited about Perfect Crime and working with such accomplished veteran rock- ers. Dawn Evans Scaltreto— Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Harmonica, Percussion, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals A classically trained vocalist and organist, Dawn loves to bring out the edge with layered vocals, growling keyboard dynamics evocative of Deep Purple and other 70's Hammond B3 greats, with a splash of rolling honky-tonk piano to play a full range of classic rock hits. While working in '82 in the all girl act, The Avengers, she met David Scaltreto, and later joined his project, Major Disturbance. In recent years, playing with classic rock bands The Risen and Ringin' in the Ears, Dawn looks forward to rocking Boston and beyond with Perfect Crime. She is a professional artist and illustrator in her day job. Jimmy Honohan—Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals Jimmy brings with him more than 30 years of professional singing and playing experience. He has performed with many well-known bands throughout the Boston area such as GroundFX and The Bunker Hill Billies. Jimmy’s ballad-worthy vocals breathe new life into classics by Roy Orbison, Bob Seger, Van Morrison and John Mellencamp, among other artists. Jimmy provides outstanding back- ing harmonies and holds down the rhythm section playing both acoustic and electric guitars. Brian McNamara—Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals Brian brings with him more than 25 years of playing experience in Boston area bands. He has played with such acts as GroundFX, Pressed For Time, American Standard and Gryphon. Brian drives the band with his unique left handed playing techniques and adds backing vocals to fill out the band’s sound. His outstanding chops bring an authentic and dynamic classic rock solidity to all the band’s music. Mike Onessimo—Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Sound Engineer and Special Effects To round things off, Mike brings with him more than 25 years of guitar playing experience. Mike is also no stranger to the Boston area rock scene, playing with such bands as I.O. F., GroundFX, Head Unit, American Standard, and Pressed for Time. In the past Mike has opened for such bands as James Montgomery Band, and Digney Fignus. Mike provides masterful guitar work and is responsible for the lead guitar sound of the band. With his engineering background Mike helps ensure the overall excellence of the sound quality and mixing. Perfect Crime www.perfectcrimeband.com [email protected] 978-621-3310 617-319-1901 Partial Song List Baby, You're Gone - Perfect Crime Original Baby Blue—Badfinger Bad Case of Lovin’ You—Robert Palmer Badge - Derek and the Dominoes/Cream Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival Barracuda—Heart Because the Night - Patty Smith Group Beth - Kiss Black Velvet - Alannah Myles Blood & Roses—Smithereens Born to be Wild - Steppenwolf Breakdown—Tom Petty Break-Up Song—Greg Khin Band Bring it on Home - Dave Mason Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Celluloid Heroes - The Kinks Chain Gang - The Pretenders Check it Out - John Mellencamp Closer to Free - The BoDeans Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd Crumblin’ Down—John Mellencamp Dancin’ in the Dark—Bruce Springsteen Dangerous Type—The Cars Day Tripper—The Beatles Dirty Water - The Standells Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me - Elton John Eight Days a Week—The Beatles Faithfully—Journey Fire Down Below - Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band First Cut is the Deepest - Rod Stewart Gimmee Three Steps—Lynyrd Skynyrd Gloria - Them with Van Morrison Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac Goodnight Moon—Shivaree Hang on Sloopy—The McCoys Hard to Handle - The Black Crowes Have You Ever Seen the Rain—CCR Heartbreak Hotel - Elvis Presley Heatwave - Linda Ronstadt Honky Tonk Women - The Rolling Stones I Hate Myself for Lovin' You - Joan Jett Jane—Jefferson Starship Knocking on Heaven’s Door—Bob Dylan The Letter—The Box Tops Lights - Journey Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull Love Her Madly—The Doors Mission of Mercy - The Motels Mony, Mony—Tommy James & the Shondells Move it on Over - George Thorogood Nasty—Perfect Crime Original Nights in White Satin - The Moody Blues Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison/Van Halen One Way or Another - Blondie Pink Cadillac - Bruce Springsteen Pink Houses - John Mellencamp Proud to be an American—Lee Greenwood Rebel Yell - Billy Idol Rock & Roll All Night—KISS R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A.—John Mellencamp Runaway—Bonnie Raitt Runnin' Down a Dream - Tom Petty Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers Stuck in the Middle—Steeler’s Wheel Suffragette City—David Bowie Surrender - Cheap Trick Sweet Caroline—Neil Diamond Sweet Child o Mine—Guns ’n Roses Thunder & Lightning - Chi Coltrane Time of the Season - The Zombies Turn the Page - Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band Under my Wheels - Alice Cooper Under the Milky Way - The Church Wait a Million Years— Grass Roots We Gotta Get Out on this Place - The Animals Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane White Wedding—Billy Idol Wild Horses - The Rolling Stones Wild Nights - Van Morrison Wish You Were Here—Pink Floyd You Really Got Me—The Kinks/Van Halen Perfect Crime www.perfectcrimeband.com [email protected] 978-621-3310 617-319-1901 Recent Venues Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell MA With James Montgomery, former members of Boston -Sib Hassian, Barry Goudreau and Fran Sheehan; Skunk Bax- ter of the Doobie Brothers; Ayla Brown of American Idol; Uptown Horns Palmer’s Restaurant & Tavern, Andover, MA Salvatore’s Restaurant at Riverwalk, Lawrence, MA Princeton Station, North Chelmsford, MA Garrison’s, Billerica, MA Heritage Farms Outdoor Concert Series, Lowell, MA Watertown Faire on the Square, Watertown, MA City of Boston, Charlestown Pride Week, Clarlestown, MA Ipswich River Park, Summer Concert Series, North Reading, MA Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA Band Equipment Lead Guitarist— Gibson Les Paul XR-1, 1973 Vintage Fender Strato- caster, Schecter C1 FR Hellraiser , Schecter Syn Custom shop, AK47 Gui- tar, Yamaha 6 string Acoustic, assorted pedals, Fender Ultimate Chorus 120 Watt 2x12 amp, CRATE Vintage Club-50 all tube 2x12 amp. Audi- oTech ATW-R14 wireless setup Rhythm Guitarist—Gibson SG, Vintage Fender Stratocaster, Gibson Les Paul Standard, Yamaha 12-string Acoustic, Assorted Pedals, Mesa Boo- gie F-50 Tube Amp, Peavy Ultra
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