Tim has entertained audiences in and around Ohio since age 16 when he played guitar and keyboard for his first band The Edicates. By 1969 The Edicates became the "house band" for WLWC's weekly teen TV show "Dance Party" hosted by Jerry Rasor. After The Edicates came The Circus Band, Skyline, The Works and Groovebelly. During stints with some of these bands he opened for national acts including: The Drifters, The Turtles, Rare Earth, Gary Pucket, The Byrds, The Buckinghams and Kenny Rogers. Tim also played keyboards for the legendary Peter Noone of Hermans Hermits and for Pure Jam featuring John Cougar Mellencamp's brother Joe. He attributes his longevity and success to the extremely talented musicians he has had the opportunity to know and play with over the years, and to influences including: Van Morrison, Booker T. & The MG's, Procol Harum, John Mayall, Steve Winwood, Paul Shaffer and Jimmy Smith. Tim currently plays all around central Ohio with the funky Soul and R&B band "Soul Kitch'n".  Be sure to check out their website.