Robert escribió:MAS INFO;
Para mi un grupo es d donde son sus fundadores, como en este caso:
ALIAS. Canadienses de origen en sus dos miembros fundadores (Freedy Curci, voz y Steve de Marchi, guitarra, procedentes de ?SHERIFF?) y norteamericanizados por tres músicos que completaron el quinteto.
aparte esta el echo q sacaron su 1º Gebial y unico disco por: EMI CANADA, y q sale en esta pagina q es d grupos canadienses:
http://www.canoe.ca/JamMusicPopEncycloPagesA/alias.html#disco After the breakup of their band Sheriff in 1985, Freddy Curci and Steve DeMarchi kept a low profile and got jobs as couriers, among other things, to help support themselves. What money they had left after bills went to building a 16-track basement studio, where they ensconced themselves to write and record songs - emerging in 1989 with over 50 tunes demoed.
Because of the moderate success of Sheriff, Capitol Records had kept in touch with them, and when they came out of the basement, Capitol flew them to Los Angeles to do proper demos of some of their material (not entirely pleased with everything they had written, however, more songs were written in the studio in L.A.). During this time they met Michael Derosier and when they played him some of their material, he phoned Roger Fisher and Steve Fossen and suggested they listen to the songs. When all was said and done, the L.A. trio decided to join forces with the Canadian duo and Alias was born.
Fossen, Derosier and Fisher were the founding members of supergroup Heart, which Fossen formed when he was in high school in Seattle in the early 70's. Initially thinking to steer the band in the same type of musical direction as Foreigner, for example, Ann and Nancy Wilson's presence seemed to change that a little too much for Fisher, and he left the group early on. Derosier and Fossen stuck it out until they were unceremoniously fired after the album 'Private Audition'. Fossen went home and stayed home, telling his wife he would be there until the right offer came along - which happened when Derosier called him about Curci and DeMarchi.
Produced by Rick Neigher (Sass Jordan, Vixen, Tonio K), Alias's self-titled debut was released in 1990 and featured no less than six of the songs that Curci and DeMarchi had written in that basement over the years. The album was a hit practically out of the box, going gold in the US and platinum in Canada, sparking no less than two top 5 US hits ("More Than Words Can Say" - #3, "Waiting For Love" - #2), as well as top 5 hits in Canada.
They toured the US with REO Speedwagon in late 1990 but in 1991 Derosier, Fossen and Fisher left the band en masse; apparently due to the old cliche 'musical differences' reason fostered by communication problems stemming from the distance between Toronto (where Curci and DeMarchi lived) and Los Angeles.
As late as August 1991 there was talk of a second Alias album, but that eventually went by the wayside, and Curci ended up releasing his own solo album in 1993.
It's interesting to note that 'Alias' album was one of the last Capitol releases ever pressed on vinyl.
Txi al final te lo pillas avisame por privadon e intercambiamos masisi-direcciones!! 
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