"THE SPICE OF LIFE" add fiddle = "LONE WOLF" left to rt. Rol Varanese, bass/vocal; Neal Moser, guitar/lead vocal; Marc Anderson, fiddle; Dave Mitchell, drums.

In 1992 "Spice of Life" became "Maverick", added a fiddle player, Marc Anderson, and began playing mostly Country Music. Due to the advent of the very famous band "The Mavericks" they once again changed their name to "Lone Wolf" and recorded an album which was loved by their fans and hated by the record companies (what else is new?). " Due to low pay and unscrupulous club owners", states Neal, "we decided to retire the band in 1996". Since Neal's retirement to Kagel Canyon he has recreated "Lone Wolf" as a classic rock band with new members (Neal as lead guitar and lead vocal, Earlleen LLoyd, percussion and vocal, Kenny Smith, lead guitar, Neal's son, Kris Moser, bass guitar, and Rick Wilson on drums). This band plays only parties and private gigs.

During most of the years that Neal Moser worked with B.C. Rich his band was playing five nights a week. That's love!

NEAL MOSER and wife, EARLLEEN LLOYD-MOSER "Heaven is a hill with a studio on it"

Neal Moser has never slowed down - he just takes breaks to play golf. His new love is recording musicians and bands in the studio he now has at his home in Kagel Canyon, state of the art digital - no less. This new indeavor "Kagel Canyon Productions" is owned by his wife, Earlleen Lloyd-Moser. They have formed a colaborative team to pursue their latest and growing interest in computer editing and music CD production. They have the capacity to take music from your mind to the finished product. "Where was this technology 20 years ago when I really needed it", says Neal. Neal Moser can be reached at nmoser@attbi.com