Crawler are a five piece classic rock band from Dundee, Scotland. Formed in the Spring of 2002 The band consists of various elements of other bands and new members Played their first real gig in August 2002 and haven’t looked back since, it has taken a while, but they now have built up a large following in Tayside and Fife, they are regulars at biker shows and festivals playing all the classic rock numbers you have ever heard of every weekend in local pubs. If you’re an old or young rocker come and hear them do your record/cd collection justice. “Long live rock n’ roll”

STEVE CRAIG (LEAD SINGER) A very well known local frontman/vocalist, previously with blues/rock favourites "Shinkicker" Mr 110% (if you see him you'll know why!!) A great range of vocals, as well as a great voicechanger, he leads the band and demands as much from his band members as he does from himself. Performs to three people the same as he would do to a full house, a good show guaranteed every night,

DEAN LYON (LEAD GUITAR) The ex lead guitarist with local rock band "Poker Alice" a very under estimated player, one of Dundee's best guitarists, a man who takes all his aggression out on his guitar, can play sweet blues to manic solos at ease, note perfect solos on classic rock songs are his bread and butter

RONNIE CHALMERS (RHYTHM GUITAR & VOCALS) Also ex "Poker Alice" very steady and reliable player, loves to play the power chords required, also compliments Dean well with harmony guitar playing and a bit of slide thrown in for good measure,

BRUCE MONEY (BASS GUITAR) The last but not least ex member of "Poker Alice" a well known bass player in Dundee, very experienced and very steady. When let loose plays some of the best bass runs and fills you will ever hear. Has also been spotted playing with bands such as "Blues House" Has a sound second to none, well worth a listen to all you young bass players out there

GRAEME IRVINE (DRUMS) The engine behind the band, a powerhouse of a guy, the youngest member and a pocket dynamo. The most important part of the bands rhythm section, holds it all together perfectly along with the bass and guitars.Hardly needs miked up!