Home of The Eldorado Band

JEFF PAUL: Electric Guitars, Vocals, Banjo ~
Jeff is a Beaver County native guitarist and audio engineer with twenty-five plus years in the music business. He started playing guitar at the early age of six, and studies many different styles of music, including classical, jazz, rock and country. At thirteen, he joined his first professional band. He spent the next few years playing the region with several top bands such as Mydus, Fine Line, Risque, The Cameron/Paul Band, and The Skeeter Hill Band. In the early 1990s, he dedicated much of his time toward live sound, studio work, and building Audio Loft, a twenty-four-track digital recording studio. He has been an Audio Engineer with WDVE and WXDX radio since 1996, working with top national acts, such as The Wallflowers, Matchbox 20, Def Leppard, Government Mule, and Nickelback.

RON HERBERT: Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Harmonica ~
Ron, from a young age, has been musically inclined. Influenced by his family, he sang in the school choir. By the age of ten, he was playing guitar. In early grade school, Ron played in the church folk group, gaining valuable experience, which he would utilize in the near future. Throughout high school and beyond, Ron played in many original rock bands, of which he formed from scratch, including: Orion, Pyramid, and No Excuse. A few years later, he met up with Jeff Paul and Risque. Ron also played solo acoustic guitar and harmonica throughout his career. American Acoustic, and the duo Deuces Wild, were common names during the 1980s and 90s, in the Pittsburgh area. Country fever finally caught up with Ron, and he joined the popular The Skeeter Hill Band, from the Beaver Valley. After a few changes, it is now THE ELDORADO BAND!

TODD PFISTER: Drums and Percussion, Harmonica, Vocals ~
Todd hails from Chippewa, Pennsylvania. He has been involved in music for most of his life. Since high school, he has played for or worked for many of the areas top bands. The year 2003 had brought Todd back to the stage playing with The Skeeter Hill Band, after being their soundman for five years. Although most of his playing background has been with straight-up rock bands, country has always been in his blood. Todd plays Premier drums, Zildjian cymbals, and Yamaha hardware, for a solid, pro-sound foundation, to the heavy hitting country of THE ELDORADO BAND.

Double T: Bass Guitar, Vocals ~
TT has music performance in his blood. His grandfather played guitar in a local band called the Blue Hawaiians. TT's father still plays the drums for various local bands. TT started out playing the piano at the age of seven. Entering junior high, he switched to the saxophone; and by the end of junior high, wanted to start a rock band, but the band needed a bass player.So, TT gave up the sax for the bass and the rest is history. TT has performed with many local bands since the early 1980s, most notably Fine Line, the guise, The Lonely Hearts Club Band (a Beatle tribute band), and Phoenix. Career highlights to date include: singing with a thirty piece choir backing up Celine Dion at the Civic Arena, performing with Bob Carlisle (of Butterfly Kisses fame) at Orchard Hill Church in Wexford, Pennsylvania, and with Fine Line, opening for the classic rock group Kansas at the Three Rivers Regatta.

JOE FEICK: Keyboards, Vocals ~
Joe is originally from Ambridge, Pennsylvania. He is married, with three children, and is the director of music at Orchard Hill Church in Wexford, Pennsylvania. Musically speaking, Joe has been playing piano since age six, and has a degree in Music Education from Duquesne University and from all those clubs in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. He has worked with numerous rock and country bands since 1978 including: Mydus, Fine Line, The Cameron/Paul Band, The Skeeter Hill Band, Unwound and with B.E. Taylor at his Christmas shows. In the 1980's, Joe worked with the 101 Band, a Contemporary Christian band that appeared on the nationally syndicated show LightMusic. The 101 Band opened for many national acts, such as Michael W. Smith, Bryan Duncan and The Allies (among whose members included Bob Carlisle of Butterfly Kisses fame), and was one of the first church bands of its kind in Pittsburgh to play clubs and on the Gateway Clipper Fleet.