Our label just recently signed a distribution deal that includes Tower, Virgin, Blockbuster, Wharehouse etc... Previous to that, our sales were approaching 10,000 units.
 
Currently, "Sweet Sustain" is the single thats being played nationwide, but were finding out that the whole CD is getting heavy rotation on may stations across the country.
 
Exactly, some of our influences are Lynyrd Skynyrd and other southern bands. We grew up listening and loving that music, and though we grew up in Southern California, we're still gonna do our part to carry on that tradition.
 
We actually keep a small road crew, but we feel that these guys are some of the best in the industry. We consider out crew to be "Regulators", no matter what part they play in the show.
 
Yes, starting in '92, we toured [supporting our first albumn on Polygram] all across the country, opening up for bands like Allman Brothers and Molly Hatchett. We make Sturgis one of our stops every year, playing with bands like Motley Crue, Great White, Marshall Tucker, The Guess Who, etc.... Currently we're in the midst of scheduling a worldwide tour in support of the Regulators Bar & Grill CD.
 
The songs had all been picked, and we were ready to go into the studio to record, and a long time friend Lonnie Vincent of Bulletboys suggested we take a look at Juans' studio [THE CELLAR] where RATT & other bands have done some of their recording, and we immediately liked the vibe we got from Jaun and his studio, so we decided to do out CD there.
 
Jimi Hughes was a founding member of the Regulators, and also happened to be Randy's brother. He was a strong influence on us all, and a great songwriter. He passed away immediately following the release of the 1st albumn, and it hit us like a ton of bricks. Words cannot explain how deeply we were all affected by this tragedy. He told us many times that if anything should happen to him or anyone else, that we should carry on, bringing us to the song "Sweet Sustain", written just days after he passed on in honor to him.
 
A song like that comes real easy, "from the heart", and when it comes to Jimi, we could keep on writin' about him, cause we feel his legend will live on.
 
Well, since you can't reunite "The Beatles",.....hmmm, OK all joking aside. This is easy. ZZ TOP, LYNYRD SKYNRD, CHARLIE DANIELS, METALLICA, and MERLE HAGGARD, also everyone in between would sure be fun in the sun for a nice summer tour.
 
Thats a hard one. I guess it would have been nice to be involved in the 70's scene, so how about Cal Jam 1 or 2, or even the Monster Of Rock Tour.
 
We're pretty happy with the way the music scene is headed & we feel our music has a sene of longetivity. It doesn't come or go, it just kinda weathers the storm.
 
This band writes constantly, and were already prepared with plenty of songs for the next release. There's just too much going on in this world we live in not to write about.
 
YAHH, BIG PLANS, and we'd tell you, but then we'd have to kill you!
 
We grew up knowing each other from playing in different bands around the LA area, and well...our influences kinda just brought us together.
 
So MANY? We're actually looking for 2 more members to complete our traveling baseball team.
 
No, not usually, but we have a cover band to keep our chops up & have a lot of fun with called "DR BELLOWS & HE MEDICINE JAR".
 
From the good times and hardships of life, or sometimes we're just spirit filled.
 
ALL BANDS, ALL STYLES, ALL TYPES OF MUSIC!
 
If you had ever been at the REGS' Headquarters, you'd know this is not just a title, but a way of life for us and all of our friends. There ain't nothin we don't love more than a good BBQ, a cold brew, and throwin some horeshoes with good friends.
 
Ya, we get some people who recognize Whiskey Fever in Under Siege or Need For Speed, in Kuffs with Christian Slater from time to time.
 
We would love to play, if they asked us to.
 
For about 2 years.
 
Ya, we released REGULATORS' debut on Polygram.
 
ABSOLUTELY!!
 
We played with the Allman Brothers in New York City, and that was a night we will NEVER FORGET. It was like hangin with the king.