Letters To Cleo
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Kay Hanley, Michael Eisenstein, Greg McKenna, Scott Riebling, Jason Sutter
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Letters To Cleo was a Boston-based alternative rock band, formed in 1990 by Greg McKenna and Kay Hanley after the break-up of their former band, Rebbecca Lula. The original line-up included Kay Hanley (lead vocals), Greg McKenna (guitar), Mike Eisenstein (guitar, keyboards), Stacy Jones (drums) and Scott Riebling (bass).
From 1993 to 1997, Letters To Cleo released 3 albums and had several tracks included on various TV and movie soundtracks. Their first hit single "Here & Now" (1993) reached #10 on the Billboard Modern Rock Singles chart.
In 1997, drummer Stacy Jones left the band and was replaced by Tom Polce. After a short tour, Tom Polce was replaced by Jason Sutter.
The group disbanded in 2000.
From 1993 to 1997, Letters To Cleo released 3 albums and had several tracks included on various TV and movie soundtracks. Their first hit single "Here & Now" (1993) reached #10 on the Billboard Modern Rock Singles chart.
In 1997, drummer Stacy Jones left the band and was replaced by Tom Polce. After a short tour, Tom Polce was replaced by Jason Sutter.
The group disbanded in 2000.
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