He has played music since the age of six, when he began
taking piano lessons. He quickly became bored with
the piano and moved on to drums at age ten. He began
playing guitar and writing music in high school and has
since maintained amateur status as a recording artist,
having also performed at a number of small venues in
the San Francisco and Los Angeles areas. When he’s
not slaving away at the next great American novel,
Bailey can be found at a few select pool halls in West
Los Angeles

That led to working as a producer for Chesky Records,
which in turn ignited his writing career. He’s contributed
to a number of magazines and websites including The
Absolute Sound, Stereophile, Listener, Audio, Home Theater,
Home Entertainment, and Steve writes the Audiophiliac
blog for CNET.com three times a week.

http://news.cnet.com/audiophiliac/

In college, he was a classical music announcer for a campus radio station and was a music reviewer for Ultimate Audio in the 1990’s. When not listening to music, he may be seen doing long-distance running on the Augusta canal towpath.

Tom lives in the suburbs of Atlanta with his family and his collections.

On the rare occasion that he’s not doing something involving music, you might just catch Terry riding wooden roller coasters somewhere in America’s heartland. (In the front car with his hands up in the air!)

She has a monthly column for concordjazz.com and has contributed to All About Jazz-Los Angeles, Jazz Notes, Windplayer and Billboard. You can pick up her CD, Saturday Morning, from your favorite online CD vendor.

His interest in all things audio dates back to his childhood, listening to 10″ Jelly Roll Morton LPs while munching on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches during lunch hour. He studied trumpet at Oberlin College before plunging into the political fray. His book They Knew They Were Right: the Rise of the Neocons appeared in 2008 and was named one of the 100 best books of the year by the New York Times.

Michele is a self professed “has been”, having been a trapeze artist, a singer & dancer on Broadway, a member of The Tubes as well as being a back up vocalist (and brood sow) for Todd Rundgren. She has also appeared many times on MTV and the David Letteman Show.

She is currently writing a musical and a play while bouncing between San Francisco and Kauai, taking care of business. As Michele likes to comment, “Someone has to live in paradise, I voted me!”

You can keep up with her busy schedule at: www.michelerundgren.com

Currently the editor at large at Relix, she is the only journalist to have ever performed in full makeup with Kiss. These days she only feels compelled to put on Serge Lutens kohl black eyeliner and Dior mascara when she goes out to grill rock stars over an open pit.

She has written a number of children’s books and has shown her work in numerous exhibitions around the country. She lives in New York with her husband and two daughters. More information about Liza, her work and appearances can be found at: www.lizadonnelly.com

Her 25 years worth of art direction and design for a string of Fortune 500 companies along with high end prepress skills provided the necessary background to create the look and feel for TONEAudio. Every pixel of the magazine falls victim to her watchful eye.

When she’s not digitally designing, you can find Jean at the local gardening shops looking for cool things to add to her garden or dreaming about living in Tuscany.

These days, the Pacific Northwest is home, where you can find him in the local record stores, music venues, or in search of a great steak.