Biography
Still The Sky's Limit began as the side project for Johnny B., lead guitarist and back-up vocalist of the now defunct Orange County, CA indie-rock band, The Make Believe. What began during a string of downtime from TMB due to unforeseen circumstances quickly sprang into a bevy of songs that have encompassed the events of the past few years of Johnny's life.Having written an album of music and with the desire to perform, Johnny turned to close friends and fellow musicians Jon Moussalli and Noel Vestri to jump in on guitar and bass respectively. The trio spent the next few months honing their collective skills, (which came together at such a natural progression it was almost shocking) and having done so only needed a final piece of the puzzle to solidify the live line up.That piece arrived soon with the addition of Aaron Kramer on drums. Aaron then spent a few weeks learning the songs and writing drums and Still The Sky's Limit was officially born.
The band spent the better part of the 2nd half of 2010 practicing, playing shows, and recording their debut EP entitled 'Last Chance Past,' which has been recorded and mixed by Justin McCarthy (formerly of I Am Ghost, now turned super-producer). They have also received endorsements from Arkaik Clothing, Vatican Clothing and Pork Pie Percussion. In early 2011, Jon Moussalli was replaced with new lead guitarist Paul Schaubeck at around the same time that Last Chance Past was released; Jon remains a close friend to the band as he finishes out his college career. In early 2012 bassist Noel Vestri had to depart the band in order to focus on other parts of his life, Paul has switched to bass, and Johnny has assumed all guitar duties.
As of March 2012 the band has made a music video for the hit single "Wake", released their debut full length album "Why Not?" and are touring feverishly to help support the album.
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