A founder of the band and principle writer, Ron started his career as a classical violinist, but the love of Rock n Roll took over and he focused on the guitar. In high school, he played in a rival band to Antony called Leftovers. They were heavy like crazy and had a good run with their album. They played among bands with the likes of Slick Toxic, Razor, and Stu Hamm (Joe Satrianis bass player).

Ron was always a good listener, he listened more to the song than the flashy guitar licks. Although I love whaling solos, the song is the main emphasis.  If the tune requires a short solo Ill put one in, but not because it just needs one.

After his band Leftovers broke up, Ron was looking for a gig and it was at the same time that Antonys band also split up. Given that they were probably the most talented in their area, they decided to team up and start a local Super-Group. This is when JUICe was formed.

Ron and Antony continue to write and perform together today. And like all best friends, they have their bouts, but nothing ever stands in the way of their music. When it comes to business, Ron is married first to his guitar, then to his band.

Shortly after JUICes beginning, the band opened for Motley Crue, and as Ron explains Being a fan of the band is one thing, meeting the band is another, but sharing the stage with them is the impossible becoming possible. Ron lives for the big venues but never lets the fans down even in the smallest of clubs. If you are in front of Ron at any JUICe show, be prepared to get your head ripped off from his organic riffs and blending tones. 

Ron = JUICe, JUICe=Ron