TERRY SEELEY

Terry Seeley was born at Earlham Hall on 22nd June 1948. He attended the Alderman and Jex School and enjoyed singing there and while on holiday at Butlins, Skegness, circa 1964. He was inspired to become a frontman after seeing Boz Burrell perform with King's Lynn's Tea Time Four at the Samson & Hercules, Norwich in the early sixties

In March 1967 he joined Georgia Wood who were a semi-pro band on the Norwich circuit. After Georgia Wood split he joined Mister Toad In early 1968 but left in August 1968 after a reshuffle of members

In September 1968 Terry joined Kiss who turned professional in April 1970. The band went through many line-up changes and after a brief spell as Barabas became Barkiss to complete a tour. [professional until September 1972]

Terry (first) retired in 1972 but returned to the music scene when forming Boss Hogg in 1995. Terry retired for good in November 2013