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The Pro plan even lets you sell tickets directly through your website! Looking forward to finally seeing Strongbow! Really cool. So glad you're getting the band back together. The reunion shows are now listed on Natalie's website nataliesgrandview. You can purchase tickets from the site for any of the 3 shows on August 14 and 15, I've loved that first album for years and never tired of it. It's so good to hear they have fired up again I wish you all the best guys. Strongbow was a powerful touring band during the 70s and is now planning a reunion in Columbus, Ohio, in August If you are in the Columbus area mid-August this year, stop in and enjoy some of our music from "back in the day.

We look forward to hearing from you! Please visit our Facebook page, too! New information regarding the shows! Add message. Hope it goes smoothly and successfully! We'll get to witness live a killer band without masks!!! How can one obtain a back stage pass? Our chef uses it for everything from bbq sauce to marinades. With that, Adam and his good friend Todd Evans set out to make cider approachable for everyone during a time when the only cider around was the corporate and overly sweet offerings of Angry Orchard, Strongbow, and the like, opening Diskin Cider in the up and coming Wedgewood-Houston area in May of He started with quality ingredients.

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Search form Search. Diskin Cider. Cider house rules: making authentic cider in the traditional manner. Michael also enlisted Durzo for that group and they made several recordings. In , he joined Strongbow. They were one of the first Ohio bands to land a national recording contract with Buddah Records. After Strongbow, he joined Seventh Heaven. Michael stopped performing in and took 2 years off. Unfortunately, Michael passed away in June We all miss him dearly.

He was transferred to Columbus in and we moved to Reynoldsburg. All I remember is I picked up a trombone and the rest was history. My dad made me pledge to practice and I did. I was in the high school band by the time I was in 7th grade. We went on to win the national championship in Miami and were recorded on Impulse records.

Then Ladd and I joined the Rhodes Brothers and toured the country for two years. There I met Dave Smith and we formed a rock band.

I developed an electric trombone style. We formed into Strongbow and I enjoyed developing my writing skills and eventually recorded several quirky tunes.

We were lucky to tour the country and disbanded after much success. I am currently writing and hoping to perform again and sell some tunes on the market.

John Stelzer began piano lessons in 3rd grade. It reached 17 on the Michigan radio charts. The band recorded and released the album Strongbow largely composed by Bendler and toured the country.

Throughout that time, Stelzer kept his music endeavors active and--since retiring in —is now focusing on music. John was born and raised in Columbus Ohio and started his musical career on tenor sax. He started playing bass in early in a college group. In , he got in a short-lived group with Michael Shortland called Sweat Bighouse. The group traveled extensively throughout the Midwest and South and released a self-titled album in John stayed with Strongbow until Dave was the sound engineer for the group.