vocals. They did some shows around L.A. and suffered several line-up changes. In 2000 he returned for fourth and last time to Infectious Grooves to record their fourth studio album: Mas Borracho released the August 29. After four years The Blondes finally released their homonym first studio work with their original formation. In less than a half-year later they released their second official record, titled Swedish Heat. In 2004 they edited their third and final studio material, called Summer Strut, breaking up shortly after its tour. He retired as a musician in 2005 and became a producer and engineer in Glassell Park neighborhood of Los Angeles until 2008. Then he co-founded (as guitarist) Music Go Music, the dance-rock and power pop side-project to Meredith/Gala Bell (vocals) and David/Kamer (keyboards and vocals) Metcalf's band Bodies of Water, in which Siegel had participated in their second studio album "A Certain Feeling". In addition to these three members, the group is accompanied in concerts by various musicians who play several instruments. They came as long ago talking about writing something together, in May 2008 Siegel joined them to the studio to record their first single, "Light of Love" and a second one, titled "Warm in the Shadows " the January 20, 2009. In August 2008 they released an EP which included three tracks called Reach Out and he began using the nickname "Torg". The October 6, 2009, they edited their debut studio album: Expressions, as the two previous singles and the EP it was released by Secretly Canadian. Discography See also: List of Excel demos Other works (not as a musician) Filmography References External links My Head MySpace Music Go Music MySpace Excel (band) members 1969 births American rock guitarists American male guitarists Place of birth missing (living people) Eels (band) members Living people Guitarists from Los Angeles 20th-century American guitarists