CAMERON GRANT: VOCALS - GUITARS - HARMONICA

Born in Toronto Ontario, Cam has performed in just about every city in Canada, from the 80's ( EQUUS),

thru the 90's ( IN THE FLESH-PinkFloyd)  In  2001, he started

2 ManAdvantage, and after so many people kept telling him he "sounds like Tom" or he "looks like Tom", FULL PETTY FEVER was born. 

Cam released his 1st solo Cd in 2009, he loves all things

  Beatles, Petty, Floyd, and Basset hound related.

FUN FACT: With the right amount of hair product, Cam actually looks more like Rod Stewart.

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JIM FORBES: BASS -VOCALS

Born in East Kilbride, Scotland,  Jim can sing any Beatles song  from memory, just ask him. Jim likes soccer, really really likes soccer, Celtic something or other, who knows? Favorite color is green, favorite day of the year is St. Patricks day.

 In the 90's he helped make "In the Flesh" one of Canada's best PinkFloyd tributes. Jim has been with 2ManAdvantage  as singer/guitarist for 14 years.

FUN FACT: Jim was the vocalist for a show with In The Flesh and Orchestra London called " Dark Side of the Wall"

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JAY McMILLAN: LEAD GUITAR - VOCALS

Born in Sarnia, Ontario, Jay can play anything with strings on it, no strings attached. Jay worked for the CIA during the Iran-Contra scandal, and thats all he will say about it.

  Has been with 2ManAdvantage as lead guitarist/singer for over13 years, and loves all things LesPaul-Stratocaster-  Telecaster related.

FUN FACT: Jay used to own a Porche..or still does, we're not sure.

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GARY KAUFMAN: DRUMS - VOCALS

The newest member of FULL PETTY FEVER, Gary brings a lifetime of experience to the show, having played the part of Ringo in "The Grottybeats", and John Bonham in "The White", he is no stranger to the tribute world. Easy going, and funny as all hell, Gary will come in handy on those long highway trips, regaling  us with tales of courage from years of touring the rock n roll universe.

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ED GREENE - KEYBOARDS/VOCALS

Ed grew up playing accordion in a polka band from age 4.. a natural talent, he soon gave up the instrument to focus on brain surgery, which didn't work out well.. at all.

He returned to the piano and started playing for the nuns at a local convent. That didn't work out well either.

So Ed started an Elton John tribute called "Sir Elton's Greatest" and the rest is history. How he came to play for FULL PETTY FEVER remains a mystery. But this time, it worked out.

Fun Fact: Ed only has 9 toes.