Buck (1997 – 2000) was a brief, shining light on the L.A. pop-punk scene, releasing two albums (Buck, SFTRI , 1998; Buck In Black, Lance Rock, 1999) and hitting the road for a couple of national tours. Formed by Lisa G. (drums, vocals), Lisa Marr (vocals, bass) and Dr. Rob Kozak (guitar, keyboards) in Vancouver, the Lisas relocated to Los Angeles and were joined briefly by Stew of The Negro Problem (guitar) and then Pepper Berry (guitar, vocals). After Lisa G. returned to the homeland, drummer duties were handled by Sherri Solinger (the Murmurs, Longstocking), Brandon Jay (Ludefisk, the Bamboozled, the 88), Slim Evans (Rank & File, El Vez) and Corky Pigeon (The Gain).