vocals, bass guitar (1986–2007, 2012–2015, founding member A-180/Audio A) Adam Agee – lead vocals (2015–2017, former lead vocalist of Stellar Kart) Dave Stovall – bass guitar, vocals (2015–2017, current lead vocalist of Wavorly) Jack Campbell – drums (2015–2017) Brandon Bagby – guitar, vocals (2015–2017, former touring member of Plumb and Seventh Day Slumber) Touring musicians Brian Hayes – drums (1993–1995) Jon Knox – drums (1995 replacing Brian Hayes on various dates before Ben Cissell joined) Brian Whitman – guitar, vocals (2005–2007) David Stuart – keyboard, vocals (1986–1991 You Turn and Reaper's Train) Ron Gibson – drums (1988–1991: You Turn and Reaper's Train drums on original "DC-10") Jonathan Schneck – backup guitar, backing vocals (2003–2005, Now with Relient K) Brian McSweeney – guitar, vocals (1996–97, replacing Barry Blair; 2007, filled in for Tyler Burkum for final shows) Jared Byers – drums (2007, filled in for Ben Cissell for final shows) Mike Biddle – keyboards, backing vocals (2009) Timeline Other projects On September 1, 2003, the band released its first book Dirty Faith: Becoming the Hands and Feet of Jesus, with Think Books. Co-written with Mark Matlock, the book discusses reaching out to the needy and features an organization called Mission Year. In 2003, Mark Stuart was involved in !Hero the Rock opera, playing Petrov. !Hero was a modern adaption of the story of Christ. Also involved in this production were then-dc Talk band member Michael Tait (presently the frontman of the Newsboys) as HERO, CCM pop vocalist Rebecca St. James as Maggie, Skillet's John Cooper as Kai, the chief Rabbi, and rapper T-Bone as Jairus. On September 5, 2006, the band released Hands & Feet: Inspiring Stories and Firsthand Accounts of God Changing Lives, with Regal Books. It takes the reader on a journey to Haiti with the band as they build houses for the children there. The reader also meets Drex and Jo Stuart, the parents of frontman Mark Stuart. The book gives an explanation of life in one of the poorest nations on earth. It also tells of the band's building of The Hands and Feet Project (an orphanage for poor, hungry children). in 2007, Stuart and Will McGinniss launched "Audio Unplugged" (also known as "Audio Talks"), a post-retirement speaking venture that offers "a night of encouragement, testimonies, Audio A classics and worship." Discography Tapes (A-180) Studio albums Live albums Videography Compilations Singles Music videos "PDA" (Audio Adrenaline, 1992)