much fun as could happen in a 24-hour period. On the band's return to Los Angeles, Carrion lived with them in their rehearsal space, a storefront in Lomita, California. He performed on their 1986 album Enjoy!, for which he co-wrote seven songs. He left the band in the fall of that year: "I just wanted to keep kind of experimenting, and that's really it. It was like 'Okay, cool, you're taking the ship north, I'm going south. Roger! He joined the punk rock band Doggy Style, his first collaboration with Brad "Daddy X" Xavier, playing on their 1986 album The Last Laugh. In March 1987 he moved to Washington, D.C. to join Dag Nasty, performing on the albums Wig Out at Denko's (1987) and Field Day (1988) and the EPs All Ages Show (1987) and Trouble Is (1988). 1990s: For Love Not Lisa and Humble Gods Carrion briefly fronted his own band, Pale, who released one single, "And Shed Her Skin" / "Reunion" (1990), and one EP, Tantrum (1991). He produced Ultrahead's 1992 album Cementruck. He then joined the hard rock band For Love Not Lisa, with whom he engineered, produced, and played bass guitar on the album Merge (1993), EP Softhand (1993), and single "Good Intentions" / "Hallowed Be" (1994). He also produced and played guitar on Ultrahead's 1994 album Definition: Aggro. In 1995 Carrion joined Daddy X's Hermosa Beach, California-based punk rock band Humble Gods, playing guitar on their albums Humble Gods (1995) and No Heroes (1996). 2000s: Kottonmouth Kings and film and television work In 2000 Carrion briefly sang in the hardcore punk band Six Degrees of Right, who released one demo. From 2000–2006 he collaborated with Daddy X on a number of projects, beginning with playing guitar on the song "Peace Not Greed" on the rap rock group Kottonmouth Kings' 2000 album High Society. He went on to play guitar and/or bass on the group's subsequent four studio albums: Hidden Stash II: The Kream of the Krop (2001), Rollin' Stoned (2002), Fire It Up (2004), and Kottonmouth Kings (2005). He also played guitar on King Harbor, a 2003 album by Kottonmouth Kings side project Tsunami Brothers; joined the reunited Humble Gods for their 2004 album Born Free, which he also produced; played a mob boss in the direct-to-video film F**k The Bull-s**t - The Taxman Movie (2004) starring Kottonmouth Kings hype man The Taxman; and performed