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There Are Three Punk Bands That Goes Under This Name. 1 The Zeros Aka "the Mexican Ramones" Are A Punk Band That Formed In 1976 In Chula Vista California By Robert Lopez Aka El Vez The "Mexican Elvis" Javier Escovedo Hector Penalosa And Baba Chenelle. Like Many Groups They Were Heavily Influenced By The Stooges The New York Dolls And The Velvet Underground. One Of Their Earliest Shows Was Played Alongside California Punk Greats The Germs And The Weirdos. Their First Single "Wimp/Don't Push Me Around" Was Released By BOMP Records. 2 The Zeros Originally Known As The Double “O” Zeros Were A Glam Metal And Glam Punk Band From Los Angeles California. Characterized By Their Matching Purple Hair The Band Was A Prominent Figure On The Hollywood Club Scene Of The Late 1980s – Early 1990s. In 1991 The Band’s Record Label Restless Records Had The Nightclubs Whisky A Go Go And Coconut Teaszer Painted Purple To Commemorate The Release Of Their Album 4-3-2-1 The Zeros. As The Double “O” Zeros The Double “O” Zeros Formed In 1982 In New Jersey And Consisted Of Lead Vocalist Sammy Serious Guitarist Joe “Normal” Hutchinson Bassist Mace Byers And Drummer Jim “Mr. Insane” Hutchinson. The Band Gained National Exposure In 1985 When They Recorded The Theme Song “H.O.W.A.R.D S.T.E.R.N.” For Radio Personality Howard Stern Who Used The Track As The Theme Music For His Radio Show On WNBC In New York City. As The Zeros Relocating To Los Angeles In 1986 The Band Shortened Their Name To The Zeros And Were Joined By Bass Player Danny Dangerous. Under The Guidance Of Former Poison Manager Howie Hubbberman The Zeros Developed Their Image Which Was Characterized By Matching Purple Hair Custom Made Converse Thigh-High Sneakers And Their Hot-Rodded Classic 1968 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon ‘Zeromobile’. The Band's Local Notoriety Exploded When Danny Dangerous' Childhood Friend Butch Lukic Began Illustrating The Zeros’ Cartoon Likeness Which Appeared In Magazines Flyers Merchandise And Eventually The Cover Of The Albums 4 3 2 1 … Zeros And Rule The World. In 1987 The Zeros Appeared Alongside Peter Noone Of Herman’s Hermits Fame In An Episode Of The NBC Sitcom Easy Street. In 1988 The Zeros Recorded The Song “Mr. MX-7” With Producer Nigel Harrison And Guest Vocalist Stiv Bators For The Comedy Film Tapeheads Starring John Cusack. While The Song Was Written By Sammy Serious Stiv Bators Is Featured In The Movie Singing The Song. The Zeros Placed Two Songs And Performed In The 1989 Movie Caged Fury Starring Actor Erik Estrada.
In 1991 The Zeros Released Their Full Length Album 4 3 2 1 … Zero On Restless Records. To Promote The Album’s Release Restless Records Had Both The Whisky A Go-Go And Coconut Teaszer Painted Purple And Adorned With The Zeros’ Logo. Post-Break Up 1997–present Sammy Serious Formed The Band Serious Suicide In 2000. Joe Normal And Danny Dangerous Formed The Psychobilly Band Cold Blue Rebels With Vocalist Mickey Finn Of Jetboy And Spazz Draztik Of Glamour Punks. In May 2015 The Albums 4 3 2 1 … Zeros And Names Vol. 1 Were Re-Released By Warner Bros. Records. Discography "Another Girl / Pretty Woman" 1983 EP
"Be A Zero!" 1985 EP
"Sneak Preview" 1991 EP
"4 3 2 1 … Zeros" 1991 Restless Records "Names Vol. 1 " 1993 Restless Records "Rule The World" 1994 Blammy Bros. Records Filmography Episode Of Easy Street - “Our Kind Of People” 1987 Tapeheads 1988 Caged Fury 1989 Past Members Sammy Serious – Lead Vocals 1982–1997 Joe “Normal” Hutchinson – Guitar 1982–1992 Jim “Mr. Insane” Hutchinson – Drums 1982–1992 Danny “Dangerous” Lucas – Bass Vocals 1986–1992 Toy Staci – Bass 1992–1995 Mace Byers – Bass 1985–1986 3 The Zeros A UK Punk Band From Walthamstow Were Active Between 1977/1979. The Members Were Steve Godfrey Bass - Phil Gaylor Drums Voc - Steve Cotton Guitar Voc.
They Released A Excellent Single Through Small Wonder Records Called Hungry/Radio Fun And The A Split Single By ROK Records With ACTION REPLAY Before Split. read less