It all started when..............
Crazy Fingers performed their first official show at Ultimate Farms on Halloween Night, 10-31-90. The original line-up of the band was: Mike Green (rhythm guitar and vocals), Peter Lavezzoli (drums and vocals), Bubba Newton (bass), and Al Zilinsky (lead guitar). The band performed regularly during the Fall and Winter of 1990 and their weekly shows enabled the band to develop a core following in and around South Florida.  In the Spring of 1991 Al left the band and was replaced by David Harris on lead guitar, vocals, and occasionally keyboards. Crazy Fingers continued to build its local fan base by playing weekly shows and expanding their repertoire.
In the Summer of 1992, Dave left the band and was replaced by Craig Woloshin on lead guitar and vocals. Lisa Johnston also began singing as a guest vocalist with the band, in the spirit of Donna Godchaux. In the Summer of 1993 Mike and Lisa left the band which opened the doors for Corey Dwyer, who joined the band as rhythm guitarist, keyboardist, and vocalist. In the Fall of 1993 Craig Woloshin was replaced by Rich Friedman on lead guitar and vocals. The band began appearing around the state of Florida, opening for national acts, and writing original music. In the Winter of 1994 Josh Foster began sitting in on keyboards, and in the Summer of 1998 Josh officially joined the band. In the Fall of 2000 Josh left the band and was replaced by Alan Martinke. In January of 2002, Alan left to pursue other interests and Josh returned to Crazy Fingers, completing the current lineup.

The band  has played over 2000 live shows to thousands of people all over the State of Florida. Performing locally on a weekly basis along with our Statewide shows has enabled us to build a loyal following, as well as a reputation nationwide as South Florida's premiere Grateful Dead tribute band.