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[[Image:MVC00009.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Alva Star playing Scooter's at the University of St. Thomas, circa 2001]]

== History ==

== Members ==
<u>Officially</u>:<br>
[[John Hermanson]] - lead vocals, guitar<br>
[[Darren Jackson]] - lead guitar, vocals<br>
[[Erik Appelwick]] - bass, guitar<br>
[[Ian Prince]] - drums<br>
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<u>Others who've been in the lineup</u>:<br>
[[Brian Roessler]] - original bass player<br>
[[Peter Anderson]] - original drums<br>
[[Eric Fawcett]] - drums<br>

== Albums ==
''Alligators in the Lobby'' ([[2001]])
A delicious slab of joyous pop-rock, ''Alligators in the Lobby'' bursts with sweetened melodies and buoyant rhythms, and features the singing and songwriting of frontman John Hermanson.

''Escalator'' ([[2004]])
An abrupt change of direction for the project, ''Escalator'' is a concept album and features ten somewhat stream-of-consciousness songs that were recorded in the same order that they were written by Hermanson.

== Audio==
[http://www.garageband.com/artist/alvastar Alva Star on GarageBand.com]

== Related Web sites ==
[http://www.alvastar.com Official Alva Star site]

== Related Bands ==
[[Storyhill]]<br>
[[The Hopefuls]]<br>
[[Kid Dakota]]<br>
[[Vicious Vicious]]<br>
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