A Wheeling, WV newspaper rock critic once wrote,“ Falle has the type of voice to handle any musical style – a truly remarkable performer”. Born and raised in Parma, Ohio, Falle was one of several high school football players recruited to join a male-depleted school choir. With his slick lead tenor voice, Falle quickly became a standout, learning viola, saxaphone, bass guitar, piano and guitar. Heavily influenced by CSN, Chicago, The Eagles, Johnny Cash and Steve Earle, it was clear that performing, especially harmony vocals, were Marty’s forte. Marty also performed in musicals, such as the rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar”, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor DreamCoat” and “Fiddler on the Roof”.

Falle's musical talent blossomed upon arriving at Ohio University. After performing with the Ohio University Choral group, Falle created and fronted the band “Voices” that quickly became one of the most popular acts in Ohio. "Voices" was considered top draw and won the “Midwest Battle of the Bands” attracting 4,000 at OUs Byrd Arena.”Voices” also won a spot on MTV's popular “Basement Tapes” show.

Marty's 2006 debut CD, "Ohio" sold out on September 1, 2009, supported by the hit single - "Hoochie Coochie Gal from the Buckeye State".  Marty's follow-up CD, "Dingtown" is receiving critical acclaim world-wide.

Producer, vocalist, songwriter, keyboardist, drummer and guitarist, Vince Ruby was born and raised in Akron, Ohio. Vince was influenced by his musical family, especially his Aunt's Ester and Mary Francie who formed the “Penta Sisters”, the Midwest’s answer to the "Andrews Sisters". Vince cut his teeth on Bowie, Alex Harvey, Led Zepplin, Kiss, Steve Miller and Todd Rundgren. As a guitarist, Vince was smitten with Jimi Hendrix, Mick Ronson and BB King, which helped him to become a master rock/blues guitarist.

After leaving Akron for California, Vince became a successful studio musician, producer, songwriter and supporting musician. He joined forces with Peter Frampton in the “ChromeHearts”, toured with Terrance Trent Darby, Sass Jordan, and did studio work w/Greg Allman. Vince, Stevie, Sass and Taylor Hawkins (now of the Foo Fighters) toured LA radio stations singing/playing while promoting artists. Vince also worked w/ the platinum selling Guns and Roses, Poison and Cheap Trick .

Vince has written over 500 songs! Some have been used on popular TV shows like “Malcom in the Middle”, “Jessie” (w/ Christina Applegate), “The Astranauts wife” (w. Johnny Depp), the MTV show “Undressed”. Vince has toured all over the USA, and has had success in Japan.

The Akron, Ohio band that helped define the phrase "Cleveland Rocks" was "Easy Street", and one of the architects of that sound was Russ Hagler. The outstanding lead guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and keyboardist grew up in Bedford, Ohio. Russ was a standout singer in the Bedford choir and played in stage productions "Annie Get Your Gun", "Godspell" and "Oklahoma". Influenced by the Beatles, James Taylor, Hendrix, Chet Atkins and Jimmy Page, Russ embodies the best of his influences.

Russ Hagler and "Easy Street" regularly packed the house at the famous Cleveland Agora, where the attendance record is still unmatched.The band’s self titled album ranked among WMMS top 25 releases.

Russ shared the stage with such acts as Tom Petty, Artful Dodger, Southside Johnny, 38 Special, Pat Travers, Beach Boy Carl Wilson, Brownsville Station ,Texas Legend Joe Ely, April Wine, MSB, Meatloaf and Santana.

"Easy Street" is still so closely identified w/ the glory days of local rock and roll, that the band’s self titled album, bumper sticker and hat are part of the set on ABC TVs "Drew Carey Show". "Easy Street" reunion shows continue to be sellouts.