co-wrote and produced the album with Eric Blackwood and played lead guitar and lead vocals on many of tracks along with bass and programming for the symphonic orchestration. Edison's Children is expecting their third album "Somewhere Between Here and There", a "bridge album" containing 7 new songs and 6 original mixes from The Final Breath Before November by King Crimson's Jakko Jakszyk and John Mitchell, along with the live version of A Million Miles Away from Wolves UK to be released in June 2015. Work has already begun on a 4th epic album which is expected to be much "harder" than the more symphonic The Final Breath Before November. On 17 September 2012, during a Marillion concert at The Junction in Cambridge, Steve Hogarth announced that Trewavas was now called "Sweet Pea Tremendous" as it was the result of putting his name into an anagram solver. Trewavas has also appeared in Prog Aid, the charity project set up to raise money for victims of the 2004 tsunami. Trewavas was a guest musician on English progressive rock band Big Big Train's 2007 album, The Difference Machine. Primarily a bassist, Trewavas has also been known to write keyboard parts during his time with Transatlantic, and has played acoustic guitar on Marillion songs, particularly "Faith" and "Now She'll Never Know". With Edison's Children, Trewavas commonly plays lead guitar, lead vocals, symphonic orchestral programming, guitar synthesizer, drum programming and several middle-eastern instruments. On 11 January 1999 Trewavas was hit by a car when cycling home from the studio Racket Club. He suffered multiple injuries and spent time in intensive care, and underwent surgery in his leg. Trewavas is a fan of the Football team Manchester United F.C. Equipment Trewavas uses: Laney Amplification and Ibanez Bass Guitars Laney B2 power amp & cabinets Laney RWB300 Combo Ibanez RDB Bass Fender Precision Bass Fender Jazz Bass Squier Precision Bass Squier Jazz Bass Rickenbacker 4080 double-neck bass/guitar Warwick Basses Elites stadium series 45–105 strings TC Electronic D-Two multi-tap rhythm delay processor Various Boss effects pedals: Delay, EQ, Chorus, Distortion, Octaver Sennheiser wireless system Roland PK5 Bass Pedals Controller References External links Pete Trewavas' homepage at Marillion.com Kino official homepage 1959 births Living people Acoustic guitarists English bass guitarists English male guitarists Kino (British band) members Male bass guitarists Marillion members People from Middlesbrough Transatlantic (band) members