Jeff

Original founding member and frontman extraordinaire the one and only Rowdy Earle Rutherford. Inspired by the screaming sound of the Sonics' Gerry Roslie and the wild stage antics of UIC's Dave Robinson, Earle had the ability work up a sweat faster than a farmer in high summer. A whirling Dervish, with unlimited energy and a hankering for fine beer, this front man put the rawk in rock and roll. 

Earle Rutherford

Chris joined the band in 1988 and played guitar for the Killers until 1991. We joked that he was way too talented to play in the Legend Killers but he always had a good time. A great guitar player, and a great guy his style was heavily influenced by country music and he in fact went on to play in Positively Stompin, a great country rock band.

Chris Mittelholtz

Nobody took the Legend Killers seriously until Bill joined the band. Not that we ever wanted to be taken seriously but Bill was a local drum  legend  long before he ever joined the Killers. His unique style has to be seen to be believed. The guy put everything he had, and then some, into his drumming and his kit would literally be bloodied and battered by the end of a set. 1986 - 1992.

Billy Wallace

After Bill had decided he had, had enough Lavard stepped in on drums for a couple of years. A totally solid drummer with great timing and one helluva a funny guy. Brad currently drums in 63 Monroe.

Brad Ondravic (Lavard)

The Legend Killers original bass player Brian MacDonald. When the Killers first got together, Brian had never played an instrumet before. Within two months he was playing like he had been at it for years, True natural talent for sure. Not to shabby on the skateboard either, Brian loved to 'just play' more than he enjoyed playing shows, and he left the band after the first two years. 1986 - 1988.

Brian MacDonald