12 Facts About Tim Gaze

Tim Gaze was born on 8 August 1953 and is an Australian rock and blues guitarist, songwriter, singer, and producer.

Tim Gaze was a member of several Australian groups from the 1960s to 1990s including Tamam Shud, Kahvas Jute, Ariel and Rose Tattoo.

Tim Gaze had a solo music career and released the albums, Band on the Run, Rough Trade, Blue Sierra and Blues Remedy.

Tim Gaze, at the age of 14, was a member of Stonehenge from 1968 replacing Ray Ferguson on guitar and vocals, alongside Nigel Macara on drums, Ross Ward on guitar and vocals, and Warren Ward on bass guitar.

Tim Gaze initially played with the progressive rock group for about six months but quit suddenly, around June 1970, just after recording their second album, Goolutionites and the Real People, which was released in October.

Tim Gaze contributed his first compositions to their only album, Wide Open.

Early in the following year they rehearsed with Ross Hannaford and Ross Wilson but after about a month Tim Gaze left and Macara followed.

Tim Gaze remained with the group until April 1974 and then joined the Stevie Wright Band to tour Australia until the end of that year.

Tim Gaze was a member of John Paul Young and the Allstars on guitar during 1975.

Tim Gaze Band followed soon after and, in 1979, they supplied tracks for the surfing film, Band on the Run.

Tim Gaze established his own recording studio and performed in several different bands from the late 1980s to the early 1990s.

Tim Gaze was a member of Pete Wells Band in 1991 with Wells on guitar, slide guitar and lead vocals ; Lucy De Soto on piano, keyboards and backing vocals; Warwick Fraser on drums ; and Michael Vidale on bass guitar.