'Blindside Blues Band' is led by Mike Onesko who is the band's guitarist and lead singer. Mike grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and was an Elvis fan. His journey began at age 17 when he left his city for San Francisco. Influenced by 'Black Sabbath' he founded 'Sundog', with the end of it in 1974 and after playing in several bands, was discovered by Mike Varney in a club. The two founded the Blindside Blues Band in 1993. Mike Varney today is best known as a producer, publisher and founder of Shrapnel Records. Mike Varney also discovered Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Tony MacAlpine, Greg Howe, Marty Friedman, Vinnie Moore and Jason Becker. 'Blindside Blues Band' is a band with a refined hard rock and blues-influenced sound. Despite being on the road since 1993, it is difficult to find any comment about the band. Mike Onesko, a veteran on guitar, is also little known, but enjoys much prestige among the American bluseiros.
In addition to the band's success, Aynsley Dunbar, Jeff Martin, Gregg, James Lomenzo, and many others, including Mike Onesko (guitar / vocals), Scott Johnson (guitar), Kier Staeheli (bass), Emery Ceo ). During this period, Mike Onesko joined bassist Tim Bogert (Cactus, BBA) and drummer Emery Ceo (Blindside Blues Band) for two projects in honor of 'Cream': featuring Leslie West, Pat Travers, Glenn Hughes, Rick Derringer and others on the album 'Cream Of The Crop' which is the fifth volume of the series' LA Blues Authority 'of 1994, where the musicians pay tribute to great blues rock; and in 2009 on the album 'Big Electric Cream Jam', recorded live and only with the trio of excellent musicians. The two albums feature the sound of the '70s and pay tribute to one of the biggest rock bands. For those who like Cream, Hendrix, Deep Purple, Robin Trower, the Blindside Blues Band are the keepers of this flame.
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