World Of Matter Hialeah, Florida 1967-1972    Band started in 1967 because Danny Hertlein's dad couldn't get him into sports so he decided to keep the guys off of drugs by being their manager. It worked for a while anyway. The band became one of the premier cover bands in the South Florida area. Recorded an original called No Such Thing.   Personnel: Danny Hertlein - Drums Dennis Sierra - Guitar George Carbonell - Bass/Vocals Steve Argy - Bass/Vocals Kenny Combs - Keyboards Bob Gieger - Keyboards Felipe Rodriguez - Percussion Randy Beach - Vocals Mike Holland - Vocals Robert Duarte - Percussion/Sax/Vocals Influences: Santana. Three Dog Night. Many Others. Setlist Sample: I'm Your Puppett, Family of Man. Equipment: Ludwig Drums, Hammond B-3, LesPaul SG, Fender Jazz Bass. Rehearsal Space: Danny's House where his father (manager) built a rehearsal room. Band Vehicles: Chevelle van Fashion Statement: Bell bottoms Best Gig: The Button in Ft. Lauderdale. The women. Pure and simple. Gig from Hell!: Benefit for the metally handicapped. Figure it out. Last Gig: Too long ago to remember. Comments: Claim to fame? Auditioned Harry Casey (KC) on keyboards and didn't pick him up. For info on Dan Hertlein's other bands click here: http://danhertlein.com/past.htm        Where are they now? Winter, 2005 Danny Hertlein is now in Northern California and still plays with a cover band. He is also an IT specialist for the IRS. Dennis Sierra lives in South Florida and still plays. Steve Argy plays with the Clarence Clemmons band, Temple of Soul. Dan playing with his current band Cover2Cover    Information contributed by Dan Hertlein danhertlein@comcast.net

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