First album self entitled 1975 Capitol Records. Singer was Lou Gramm of Foreigner. Ron Co-wrote 3 of the songs on this LP most notably, Payin' Yer Dues.

10inch EP (The last 10" disc ever made), Released on Mallard records, and contained the local hit Ten Cent Love Affair.

Bassist was Billy Sheehan who later went on to play with both David Lee Roth, and Mr. Big. Nothing released, however Billy has toyed with releasing some of these rare recordings done at Fredonia College recording studios. Includes Billy singing a version of You've Lost That Loving Feeling.

This CD featured former Cheater singer Jeff Cosco. The CD was entitled   Bridge, and Ron also CO-wrote 3 songs on it.

Ron got the call for this awesome R and B original project. The CD was produced by Jeff Tyzik. It was R and B in nature and the band wanted a rock edge to it, and decided to use a rock drummer.

The backside picture of The Shakes album. This is the only picture you'll ever see where Ron doesn't display a mustache!