For the Benefit of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Reno County
Friday, August 15th, 2008
McGraw's
Hutchinson, Kansas
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Jeff Bruntzel: Guitars and Keys
Jeff is the lone Hutchinson High School alumni in Alpheus. After graduating in 1982, Jeff attended Wichita State University where he earned his degree in music with an emphasis in business and marketing.
A gifted guitarist, Jeff has played with Meridian (1983-84), Rif Raf (1984-86), along with an assortment of jazz and R&B groups from both Wichita and Kansas City.
Jeff is now the Business Development Manager for Trabon, an information technology consulting firm. He is the father of Jack and Josie, and married to Jill.
Scott DeVault: Vocals
Following graduation from Buhler High School in 1984, Scott went on to attend Kansas State University, before eventually moving to Texas in 1989.
Scott’s entertainment journey has included stints with Joker (1985), the Strip (1985-86), singing telegrams, and movies, where he’s been an extra in a few Texas-filmed features including "Leap of Faith" and "Living and Dying".
Scott lives in Plano, Tex. where he is the Shipping Manager and Supervisor for Brandt Affixing, and is the father of Alexia, Thomas and Madison.
Lee Eldridge: Bass and Vocals
After graduation from Buhler High School in 1984, Lee attended Hutchinson Community College and Wichita State University before finally moving to Lawrence, Kan. to finish his business degree at the University of Kansas.
Lee continued his musical adventures through a variety of bands following Alpheus, which included Rif Raf (1984-86), The Strip (1986-87), the Michael Beers Band (1987-88), Penguins, which evolved into Broken Penguins (1988-91), The Mood (1992) and finally Broken Inglish (1993-95).
Lee is President of Absorbent, Ink., a Lawrence-based promotional products firm, husband to Kristin, and is the father of Brooke, John and Ryan.
Steve Guiot: Guitars and Vocals
Since Steve hasn't provided me with his bio, I'm going to write one for him. Steve and I've been best friends since second grade at Union Valley. We were literally inseparable except for the year that his dad moved the Guiot family to Beloit, where he spent one year before returning to Buhler. That was our fourth grade year.
Steve was my musical inspiration and comrade as a youth. Whether we were trying to pick out boogie woogie songs on the piano in grade school, or trying to pick out a little rock 'n' roll on the guitar as a teenager, Steve was always there. After high school, Steve went to Kansas State where he quickly discovered his true passion. Music. Steve dedicated himself to his craft, and went on to play in the Strip (1985-87) and That Statue Moved (1987-94).
Steve now lives in Wichita. --Lee
Darren Keller: Drums and Vocals
Darren began learning to play drums with the late and legendary Carl Wolfersberger at the age of 4. He continued his musical education under the tutelage of “Bones” Hutchinson, George Tuthill, Jim Freeman and Bryce Luty. Darren's music journeys included performing with Sky Ryders Drum & Bugle Corps from 1974-78 and the HCC Jazz and Pep Bands from 1984-86. After Alpheus disbanded, Darren went on to perform with Rif Raf (1984-86), The Strip (1986-87) and That Statue Moved (1987-94).
A 1984 Buhler High School graduate, Darren attended Hutchinson Community College and Kansas State University, earning degrees from both.
Darren is now the V.P. of Sales & Marketing for Lowen Color Graphics (Div. of Lowen Corporation), husband of Shawna, and the father of of Heidi, Hannah and Hayden.