CLIENTELLE :            Bandmembers
		'Rockit' Roy Powell Founder member of Clientelle, Rockit wrote most of the songs and also produced the ' Rockit Review '. The driving force behind the band, he was well known for his stage outfits. An avid Alice Cooper fan, Rockit was never happier than when he was on stage. After Clientelle, feeling he couldn't better it, he finally settled down with his family. Living in St. Albans, Rockit supplied much of the information for this site, and on the question of playing again he says; "I dunno, maybe, can we get a date at the Horn?"
		Rik Taylor                  Joining, almost at the beginning, Rik bought the last ingredient to the Clientelle sound. We won't mention the green trousers or his desire to play with Pyro's, but enthusiasm for music must be his greatest asset. Continuing to perform, after Clientelle, Rik went on to play in 'Armed Forces', 'Calling Mexico', 'Sack The Juggler' and 'Walking on Ice'. The author of this website, he can still be seen playing in the band, 'BigWorld', and doing sessions, around Luton, where he now lives with his chipmunk, Charlie!
		Stevie 'T' Trudgett Founder member with Roy, Stevie's love of  Marc Bolan's music was the driving force behind his desire to be in a band. Stevie, never one to say much on stage (when he did he would get a standing ovation),  designed the famous Clientelle logo, and always had a good supply of 'homebrew' to help the songwriting along! Now living in Hatfield with his family, Stevie still play occasionally, mainly recording with his sons, one of which has now appeared at the Horn . Is this the beginning of a new 'Telle'?
		Phil Goodfellow Phil's drumming was like Phil really. You never knew what was coming next! Ask Hoggy. His ability to handle the 'business' end of the band, secured many of the early gigs, and meant we got paid occasionally. Known for an amazing 'scream' which could be heard over the band without amplification, Phil was struck dumb once at a gig by two, 15 foot python's which took a shine to him! After Clientelle, ill health prevented him from continuing in music. He still lives in St. Albans with his family.
		Martin 'Witik' Whitewick Joined Clientelle from Toad The Wet Sprocket in March 1982. Beating off  9 drummers for the job, Witik was always first choice to replace Phil. His love of Led Zeppelin and Little Feat meant his drumming was well suited and his love of homebrew meant he fitted right in! Left Clientelle suddenly because of a management foul-up, he later re-appeared  in Armed Forces with Rik and later in Sack The Juggler. He lives in Dunstable with his family and lately there's been a rumour he's drumming again. We hope so.
		Dave Ashcroft Joined Clientelle 3 days before the Hawkwind tour in February 1983. Dave had been drumming in As Above So Below and also helped out on the lighting for Clientelle's larger shows. His jazzier influence did change Clientelle a bit, but not enough for Dave, whose desire for more jazzfunk meant him leaving in the August. After much success with other acts and a european tour playing for Hazel O'Connor, Dave went to Edinburgh University to study a BSc. Hons. in marine biology. He's about to return to St. Albans to start drumming again. Horray.
		Ian Disspain Ian joined in September 1983, bringing a much more rock approach back to Clientelle. Ian's style and energy fitted the band perfectly but his envolvement in other projects was eventually to cause problems. In February 1984, his leaving was to influence Rik's departure. Ian later went on to join 'The Son's Of Valentino', moving to the USA for a year. Lately Ian was supposed to start a project with Rik but went AWOL. Believed to still be in Harpenden Herts.
		Bernie Devine Bernie was first  in Clientelle before Rik . But other commitments, meant that it took 6 years before Bernie finally played guitar under the name Clientelle. A fantastic guitarist, Bernie helped Clientelle to record a demo of new songs before it was decided to fold the band. Since, Bernie has worked for many artists as well as fronted his own band. He still lives in St. Albans and is still in big demand for his guitar playing .
		Terry Cox Joined in March 1984 with Bernie and John, Terry used to play in Moonstone, a band in which Ian Disspain once played, fronted by John Payne (Now  in Asia). Terry's drumming was 'straight down the line' rock drumming and  suited the new songs the band were writing. He stayed with the band until it folded in February 1985. We don't know where Terry is now. Hey Terry, let us know mate.
		John Devine Joined Clientelle with his brother Bernie in 1984  to add keyboards to the sound.  John's wicked dry sense of humour will always be remembered. His keyboard playing can be heard on the even rarer demo which also features Bernie and Terry. Recently married, John now resides on a houseboat somewhere near Tring. Iif your out there John,  send us a better picture of you please, this ones s**t.