Talk:List of Social Distortion band members

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Early History[edit]

I found a lot of info on the early history of Social Distortion:

http://www.pitch.com/news/article/20609776/channeling-social-d

http://innocentwords.com/rikk-agnew-the-o-c-life-is-not-the-life-for-him/

http://blogcritics.org/interview-casey-royer-of-80s-punk/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19rbfRGXbCk

So from what I can understand from all this, Casey Royer and Mike Ness first began using the name Social Distortion in 1976-1977. Steve Roberts, who was later a member of D.I. and the Adolescents was another early member. Rikk Agnew played bass, not guitar for Social Distortion, replacing former bassist Mark Garrett who is now dead. After Tom Corvin, who joined in 1978, left the group in the fall of 1979, Mike Ness brought in Dennis Danell and the other members left in part because they did not want to wait for him to learn. During this time, Casey Royer became the lead singer for another group named Social Distortion, which was disbanded when he joined the Adolescents. There is no mention of Frank Agnew being in Social Distortion. Should these details be added into the article?DeathTrain (talk) 18:44, 24 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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