Stephen Walter LeBlanc aka (Steve Solo)

Celebrating as many years in the music business (we won't say how many but this guy saw the Beatles Live) Steve is Montreal born and raised, now lives in the country north of the city and scrapes out a living playing local bars and restaurants in the Laurentians.

ABOUT:
He's back to writing songs again and enjoying music for the art it really is. Basically a string man Steve uses two Fender Stratocasters 1972 & 1991 one Fender Jazz Bass 1966 and a Gibson Melody Maker 1961. Main guitar is a Yamaha F-450 Acoustic six string. Solo can play harmonica on a stand bluegrass and crosswind blues style. Steve Solo plays Rock and Blues but is a Country boy at heart wailing out Hank's and Willie's style. Musically trained Stephen started out with private piano lessons at the age of 5. Picked up the guitar at the age of 12 forming his first band at 16. He studied theory and ear training at McGill in Montreal, and studied lyrical writing at Concordia University. Steve has been an apprentice to Craig Morrison and a journeyman to Country Music's Bob Fuller recording with both artists.

Steve Solo started playing in high school and enjoyed much success on the local scene with different bands and formations. Solo has toured in most of the Canadian Provinces from Caraquet to Dawson Creek, singing in Legions or arenas, dressed in beads or boots. He plays a wireless guitar and uses the room as a stage.