Kevin was the youngest. His kit was a snare drum, a practice pad and a single cymbal bought at a yard sale for two dollars. He played the floor tom part on a dictionary.
His uncle owned a reel-to-reel tape recorder and lent it for one weekend in August 1980. Kevin carried it up the garage stairs himself and did not let anyone else touch the reels.
He played the last show with a sprained wrist and did not mention it until the drive home.
Now. Drives a city bus in Cleveland. Taps the wheel at red lights. Has been asked by passengers to stop.