Biography

In a world of one-hit-wonders, The Peppermint Creeps stand the test of time. Where most bands only last as long as they feel relevant, The Peppermint Creeps march on as the "hardest promoting band on the planet" doing it for the fans before anything else. Whether people care or not, The Peppermint Creeps spread their message regardless of what critics and skeptics think.
Since 1997, The Peppermint Creeps have been infiltrating clubs everywhere. Combining their capacity Hollywood shows, Traci Michaelz's "Club Paranormal" and 4 self-financed American tours (of which they broke even!), The Peppermint Creeps have proven themselves a force to be reckoned with.
With the support of such industry giants such as Randy Castillo (The Motels, Lita Ford, Ozzy Osbourne and Motley Crue), Phil Soussan (Ozzy Osbourne, Beggars and Theives, Vince Neil and John Waite) and Slash (Guns 'n' Roses and Slash's Snakepit) just to name a few, The Peppermint Creeps have been a staple in the L.A. music scene.
If experience makes you rich then The Peppermint Creeps are Hugh Hefner's love children. The band members, have all been playing live since their late teens and continue to do so today. Even between touring breaks and recording sessions, The Peppermint Creeps still make time to do shows just to keep their fans content.
The Peppermint Creeps have also recorded 3 albums. Their first entitled "CreE.P.show", was produced by Phil Soussan and Randy Castillo and features the keyboard stylings of ex-Guns 'n' Roses member Teddy "Zig-Zag" Andreadas. Their second full length album entitled "Animatron X" was recorded independently. Recorded by Macy Malone, the bands singer/guitarist and co-produced by the band, this album is considered their debut recording. The third entitled "We R The Weirdoz ! ! !" is a concept album about the rise of a rock band... pretty basic actually. Sales of all three soar as the months go on. The band can barely keep up with orders.
Will The Peppermint Creeps last?...... Yes. Do they care about record companies?...... No. As long as there are kids who want them around, they WILL be around. 10 months or 10 years down the road, this band will not stop. Kids are kids. They like what they like. If the kids are the future, then the future is The Peppermint Creeps.

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