Drums, vocals, and mastering Age: 22 Equipment: Pearl drums, Zildjian cymbals, Vic Firth 5B sticks, Shure, Nady and Marshall Electronics micrphones Former Groups: SFA wind and jazz ensembles, The Geezers, Fear of .Z.E.R.O., Philly Jazz Highwaymen

Fraser Gutteridge began his musical career in middle school as a clarinet player. During this time he acquired an interest in classical music. Before high school he played with the SFA wind ensemble and was the first chair of the 1998 Delaware Honor Band. He picked up his first pair of drumsticks at the age of 11, playing drums and clarinet jointly until the age of 18, when he decided to focus solely on drums. Fraser's debut as a drummer was for the SFA jazz ensemble's performance of William Handy's "St. Louis Blues" at the age of 14. Shortly aftewards he was hired as the new drummer for classic rock cover band "The Geezers" in Pennsylvania. He stayed with the Geezers until the summer of 2000, when he joined "Fear of .Z.E.R.O.," a punk band from Wilmington, Delaware. It was here that he met fellow bandmate Matt Williams. Fraser stayed with Fear of .Z.E.R.O. until its breakup in March of 2004, also continuing to stand in occasionally when the Geezers needed a replacement. From 2004 to 2006, he spent much of his time playing for a jazz band in Philadelphia, PA and also engineering several local rock shows and a theatrical production of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" by the University of Delaware's E52. In August of 2006, he was asked to join "Everything's Free" and accepted. Fraser Gutteridge has now been playing drums in the tri-state area for nearly 12 years. He also became interested in audio engineering and track mastering during his time with Fear of .Z.E.R.O. and has since engineered various productions and recorded several artists in the Delaware Valley. His musical compositions to date have been few: only two of his songs have ever been recorded("Mr. Owns" in 2003 and "AAMM" in 2004, respectively), but he hopes to increase his writing in Everything's Free.