the past two decades, Andreadis has toured with Carole King, Alice Cooper, Beth Hart, Bruce Willis, Peter Stormare, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, the Boxing Gandhis, Gilby Clarke, and Duff McKagan. He toured with Guns N' Roses on their Use Your Illusion Tour between 1991 and 1993, appearing on the Use Your Illusion I and II live videos filmed in Tokyo, Japan, in 1992. In 1996, Andreadis joined Slash’s band Blues Ball, touring live with them; in 1999, when Slash reformed his prior band Slash's Snakepit, Andreadis joined them as well, providing keyboard and harmonica work. In 2008, he joined the tour of Billy Bob Thornton's band The Boxmasters, as keyboard player. He currently conducts a weekly jam session in Hollywood at the Baked Potato with his band The Screaming Cocktail Hour. The blues-based jam regularly attracts such names as Steve Winwood, Joe Sample, Patrick Moraz, Steve Lukather, Mike Landau, John Stamos, Matt Sorum, Gilby Clarke, Jason Bonham, Glenn Hughes, Carole King, Drew Barrymore, Keanu Reeves, Howard Leese, Joe Lynn Turner, Bob Daisley, Ace Frehley, Eric Singer, Randy Castillo and Mike Inez. In September 2009, Teddy Andreadis took part to the recording of one track on Slash's first solo album, Slash. In February, 2015, Teddy was a "counselor" at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas, Nevada. Solo album In 1996, Andreadis released a solo album, Innocent Loser. Among those featured on the album are Guns N’ Roses band members Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum, drummers Greg Bissonette and Pat Torpey, guitarist Steve Lukather, and Carole King. The album includes the ballad "Ragman", and "Shotgun Shack", which focuses on social issues. The album also features guitarist, producer and writer, Lanny Cordola, arranging and playing an array of exotic instruments, Andreadis says of his album, “We were going for a Little Feat vibe, New Orleans kind of stuff. You know, Dr. John, some Stones…Americana rock. But we’re trying to keep it heavy, so that when you play it, it’s something that hits you from the beginning and makes you want to stick around ‘til the end.” References External links Official Website 21st-century American keyboardists 20th-century American keyboardists Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Alice Cooper (band) members Slash's Snakepit members American people of Greek descent People from Perth Amboy, New Jersey Musicians from New Jersey