With their place of origin being a complete mystery (perhaps a different planet), 'The Tweezers' hammered and pounded themselves into existence with a red-hot zeal and a feverish schedule of gigs across the wild frontiers of Southern California.

On vocals, keyboard and an unforgettable front persona of wide-eyed and otherworldly dance moves, is Dorothy Zink. Sharing songwriting duties with Dorothy Zink is Bob Brasier on guitar and vocals. On a thundering bass guitar is the unrelenting talent of Sir Timothy Davis and on drums is the punk powerhouse of pummeling, Mike McKelvey.

This crew recorded the first Tweezers vinyl, a 4-song, 7" EP titled "You Got Me With Your Tweezers." Being fortunate and topping the playlist on college radio station KUCI, with airplay as well on KROQ and KNAC, the momentum was building and an opportunity presented itself, to head into the studio for their second record titled "Loveable & Fearless," a 6 - song 12" EP.

Stepping into 'The Tweezers' as drummer and the recording of their second record, is the wildly talented Alan Sweet, who contributed to the band's evolution and ever expanding catalog of strange, enticing and powerful new material. Additional new elements, both for the recording of 'Loveable & Fearless' and on stage, is TL Ary of the 'Nu Beams' with his scorching sax playing, his striking stage presence and his overall creative genius. Also stepping into the fold (and also from the 'Nu Beams') for occasional live gigs and subsequent recording for The Tweezers third record, is the outstanding musical explorer, Mark Soden on keyboards and experimental sound machinery. Last but certainly not least is the amazing ninja saxophone mania of Steve Barnes, providing atmospheric and aural excitement in this later stage interplanetary metamorphosis of The Tweezers.