Born in Tibet, Ian is one half of the band's solid rhythm section
and he sets the pace for all the songs.  Ian has been playing bass
for nearly thirty years and has a sound reputation in the London
music scene. (He has also recorded with a Sherpa Rock band in New York)

"I have a good feeling about The Chevrons, this is a good
band, we have no problems in writing new and quality songs"

Ian plays bass with the rumble and groove that will rattle your closet
When it comes to being a first class all-rounder,
few bass players can hold a candle to Ian

WHAT THE BAND SAY ABOUT IAN
Sound musician, Ian is the band's 'Mr Cool'. if the world was on
the brink of nuclear war Ian's' comment would be " Don't worry, sit
down and have a beer and a smoke"

WHAT IAN SAYS ABOUT HIMSELF           EMAIL:fraser@thechevrons.com

DOB             30th January 1952

Food             Haggis, Ahem's Indian in Harrow, Seaweed

Place            Isle of Mull, Isle of Skye, Isle of Wight

Gig                Austrian Tour with playing with Ursula

Film               Pale Rider, Usual Suspects

Laughs          Howard Stern, Spike Miliigan

Babe             Claire, a Scandinavian groupie

Book             The Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castenada

INFLUENCES  
Tamala Mowtown, The Who, Primal Scream, Booker T and the MGs, Don Juan

Basses         1967 Fender Precision, Ampeg 1967 AEB1, Aria Pro 300 fretless, Musicman bass

Amp             Ashdown ABM 300 coupled with Peavey Black Widow 300 watt speaker