Tom Olsen - Hot Rocks Executive Producer/Director, was born in Centralia, Washington and lived there until the age of 12, when his family relocated to East LA. After experiencing the culture shock of his life, he became very interested in the music scene, his interest was cut short by a stint in the military, after which he ended up in Colorado. While there, he lived as a musician and singer, traveling around the US and Canada. Tom became a booking agent and eventually opened his own company, Golden Productions, which booked and managed bands both on the local and national level. Golden Productions also had a recording studio and a concert production staff with portable staging and sound systems. Tom moved back to Washington after deciding that raising a child while in the music business was not family friendly. Then to his surprise and amazement, his two sons grew up to be musicians…so he built them a recording studio to support their needs. Tom has a degree in computer technology and networking. He created  Hot Rocks to feed his lust for high tech gadgetry. If you would like to be on our show please contact Tom at tom@streamshot.com.
Rose Andrews - Hot Rocks Producer and Sound Engineer, was born and raised in Reno, Nevada and has always been involved in the performing arts. She moved to Seattle, Washington when she was 18 to pursue a career in the music business. She spent two years at the Art Institute to learn sound engineering, and then obtained a job immediately after. She did sound for a cover band for three years, then moved on to Morgan Sound where she still works. She goes on location to set up PAs, does stage management and engineers sound all over Puget Sound, she also works in the Morgan Sound office to make ends meet. Rose can be reached at rose@streamshot.com.
Shaun Olsen - Hot Rocks Technical Director in charge of switching and multitracking audio in the field. He was born in Denver, Colorado and migrated to Kirkland, Washington with his parents when they decided that being in the music business was not a good environment for bringing up a baby. Just look at what a great musician he grew up to be. He is an outstanding song writer and the lead singer in From The Fall, and head audio engineer for Crab Lab Studios where all of Hot Rocks audio is edited to its highest level of prefection. Contact Shaun at crablabstudios@gmail.com.
David Hickey - Webmaster and Marketing Director Dave has architected our website and our innovative 'event search engine' and is responsible for all our internet promotion.  He has over 20 years of software and web experience.
Bridgett K. Barker - Hot Rocks Production Assistant, Studio Cameraman, Audio Assistant, Press Writer and Web / Social Network Promoter. She also takes your ticket at all of our On Location shoots.
Andrew Morgan - Writer & Hot Rocks location Camera Person, has a wide range of media experience. Prior to 1998 - during his L.A. school years he took production, screenwriting, and film courses at Glendale Community College, American Film Institute of L.A., and at the Northwest Film Forum.  He also holds a B.A. in Comminications and English.  Since moving to Seattle in 1998 he has produced three digital features ("Saving April", "Streets of Blood" and "Darkness of Three") and two shorts, the dark comedy "Sex Clown Motel" and "Callgirls and Chronic". Scenes from his latest movie "Darkness of Three" can be found at http://www.youtube.com/andrewmorg.
Justin Davieau – Hot Rocks Video Editor. He has lived all over the U.S., ranging from Connecticut to here in Seattle, Washington. While he attended North Thurston High School he was the head of the Broadcasting Club that worked on a wide range of video projects. Justin has also spent time working on various small and medium budget feature films in the Seattle area.
Tony Grigg - Booking and Security
Leslie Olsen - PA
Allen Claunch - Cameraman/Editing
Kevin Fowler - Cameraman
Will Carson - Hot Rocks location Camera Person, was born in Portland, OR and has spent his whole life living throughout Washington state. In recent years he has become a stunt performer who also does some acting as well as camera work. Really he doesnt care what he is doing on a set as long as he is working on something.
Heather Boczkiewicz - is kick starting our marketing dept
Jenn Richards -  is doing our artwork
All these people contribute their valuable time: Cory Anderson - Cameraman Sue Lee - Production assistant Cyrene Probart - Production assistant Steve Lively - Soundman Landon Buckingham - Cameraman BJ Akerstrom - Cameraman Dennis Tudos - Cameraman Dane Olsen - Cameraman  Gary Clemants - Lighting Director Cameron Collins - legal Advisor Alan Certeza - Cameraman/Editing Assistant Stockcar Scott Sams - Camerman/PA Luke Neiffer - Doorman/PA Jeff McCormack - Graphic Artist
This section is a crew memorial for our loved friends who have passed...they will be remembered and missed.
Tom Pfaeffle  -  Awesome engineer, great friend. He will be missed.
Darren McAllister  - Hot Rocks Booking Mgr. & Graphic Design Lead. Raised in California, Darren first became active in the music business while living in North Hollywood. Played in various bands and excelled, only to say goodbye to Hollywood due to a negative tenacity he felt in the L.A. scene & said hello to Seattle in 2004. He started his promotional endeavors at Jimmy Z's in Everett WA. in 2006-2007 where he became familiar with the local scene and managed two stages every weekend. As time progressed, he became a natural at graphic design through making fliers for his events.
Geri Nahrgang - Hot Rocks Assistant Floor Director, grew up in Seattle listening to the local bands. By the 70’s, she was learning sound engineering (analog, now quite outdated), and decided that she simply wanted to be involved in the music business in any way possible. Photography appeared to be her best bet and she started taking publicity pictures for friends and live performance photos in black and white. She kept on taking literally thousands of photos of most of the bands that appeared at the OK Hotel, Pain in the Grass, The Crocodile, the old Fenix, the Colorbox, and the Central in the 90’s. In 2000-2001, an organization was formed called Seattle Metal in which she soon became involved. She researched, wrote, edited and published the newsletter and also produced/coordinated, and booked a successful festival of 13 bands and about 25 volunteers for Seattle Metal. At the same time, she met several people who wanted to videotape bands for local access TV and for the bands’ use as well. After working with two of them, she landed with Hot Rocks.