Jon Christopher Davis lead singer & guitarist

JCD is the founder of LSA. The Texas singer-songwriter has had songs recorded by Dolly Parton, Hal Ketchum, Tammy Cochran, Sherrie Austin, Billy Ray Cyrus and Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, just to name a few. He's also recorded albums for Warner Brothers, Sony, MCA and Palo Duro Records. His studio credentials include working with Vince Gill, Rodney Crowell, Radney Foster, Steve Lukather of Toto, Stan Lynch of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, as well as hit producers, Dann Huff (Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban) and David Z. (Prince, Jonny Lang). USA TODAY chose JCD's song, "The Bottom Line," as one of the most intriguing tracks from the present, the past and the near future. In September of 2008, he released the patriotic song, "The Boy I Left Behind." It is now the official theme song for The American Fallen Soldiers Project. In June of 2009, he became the state-wide voice for TXU Energy. In 2010, he composed the theme song, "Relay For Life," for the American Cancer Society. Today, JCD enjoys being a husband, a dad, a singer-songwriter and fronting LSA. For more info, please visit www.jonchristopherdavis.com.

Michael Clay lead guitar

Michael Clay has been playing guitar since he was a child. He first performed the classic, "El Paso," in the second grade talent show on a borrowed electric guitar. Raised on a large, south Texas ranch, he first heard the songs of the great country artists from working cowboys and spent time as a teenager learning to play authentic Blues while sitting in at black rodeos and clubs. In addition to the love of performing live, he is a published songwriter, a seasoned event promoter and a music producer. Michael co-founded the Texas Music Project, a non-profit organization raising funds and awareness for music education in Texas schools.

Kyla McIntyre vocals

Kyla has been involved with music since her first piano recital at age six. A recent graduate of the University of North Texas’s Vocal Jazz Program, Kyla currently sings in a number of musical groups in the DFW area. She has performed at the 2007 IAJE Conference in New York City, the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival, Sammons Center Jazz Series, Texas Motor Speedway, Taste of Addison, TMEA Conference in San Antonio, Southlake Concert Series and the Addison Jazz Festival, to name a few. She also teaches private voice lessons. Classically trained in both voice and piano, Kyla’s true passion has always been country music. In her spare time, she loves writing songs, traveling and country dancing!

Eric Zukoski bass

Eric has backed artists ranging from The Drifters, Spiral Staircase ("I Love You More Today Than Yesterday") and Three Dog Night, to 1970's soul artist, Al Wilson ("Show & Tell") and classical crossover star, Daniel Rodriguez. He's recorded two albums as a featured jazz artist for Seabreeze Records. Eric also has many TV, film, and radio credits as a studio bassist. As a record producer, his notable accomplishments include co-producing, along with fellow LSA guitarist Michael Clay, the best-selling compilation of Texas music in history. By day, Eric is a music, entertainment, and intellectual property attorney, whose practice includes administering a growing catalogue of frequently-licensed material with numerous placements in TV, film, and other media.

Gary Eckert drums, percussion, vocals

Gary is a singer, writer, producer, keyboardist, arranger, drummer and percussionist, working regularly in TV, radio, film, albums, jingles and live performance. His credits include frequent touring with 10-time Grammy Winner, Bobby McFerrin, for whom Gary also sang and recorded studio vocals for McFerrin’s upcoming album, VOCAbuLarieS. Gary was the choirmaster, arranger and producer for NBC's Clash of the Choirs, featuring Country superstar, Blake Shelton. He also produced and performed the opener of the Daytona 300 on ESPN. His performances as both a vocalist and percussionist have spanned the globe, including Athens, Cairo, Bangkok, Venice, Dubai, Montreal, New York and Los Angeles. He has degrees in both Music and Philosophy from the University of North Texas and has served as a college teacher in both disciplines. Gary also holds a national ranking as a masters sprinter in the 400meter! Visit www.garyeckert.com.

Lee Rotholz keys, vocals

Lee Rotholz is a published songwriter as well as a member of the Screen Actors Guild. Since forming his first band in junior high school, he's worked in a number of original and tribute projects across several music genres. Growing up playing in Texas honky-tonks and dancehalls gave Lee the DNA for his Texas musical identity. However, he attributes the decade he spent in Los Angeles working along side studio and touring musicians in venues, such as the Sunset Strip's House of Blues, with helping him develop his unique musical perspective. Sometimes it takes leaving a place to really appreciate it, and Lee is thrilled to be back in his home state performing the Texas music he loves.

Paul Harrington harmonica

Paul's credits include playing on the Austin City Limits 20th anniversary show as a member of Gary P. Nunn's band. Paul's own band was selected to perform at the Meyerson, backing blues legend, Pinetop Perkins. In addition, Paul has recorded with many artists, such Texas legend, Rusty Wier, John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) and finger picking legend, Jesse Thomas. Paul plays and endorses Hohner harmonicas.