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Steeler (German band)

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Genres
  
Labels
  
Origin
  
Bochum, Germany (1981)

Years active
  
1981–1988

Associated acts
  
Genre
  
Heavy metal

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Past members
  
Peter BurtzAxel Rudi PellTom EderJan YildiralRoland HagVolker Krawczak

Members
  
Axel Rudi Pell, Peter Burtz

Albums
  
Undercover Animal, Rulin' the Earth, Steeler, Strike Back

Steeler was a heavy metal band formed in 1981, from the German city of Bochum. The band was active between 1984–1988. The founding members consisted of Peter Burtz on vocals, Axel Rudi Pell on guitar, Tom Eder also on guitar, Volker Krawczak on bass and Jan Yildiral on drums. The band was named after "Steeler", a song from Judas Priest album British Steel (album).

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The band released two albums with this lineup, one a self-titled album, Steeler, and the other titled Rulin' the Earth. After the first two albums, Krawczak was replaced by Roland Hag; this new lineup released two more albums. The first was named Strike Back and the other Undercover Animal. After this the band split up.

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Pell went on to start a successful solo career under his own name, with Krawczak on bass. His solo band is still performing and releasing songs to this day.

Past members

  • Peter Burtz – Lead vocals (1981–1988)
  • Axel Rudi Pell – Lead guitar (1981–1988)
  • Tom Eder – Rhythm guitar (1981–1988)
  • Volker Krawczak – Bass guitar (1981–1985)
  • Roland Hag – Bass guitar (1985–1988)
  • Jan Yildiral – Drums (1981–1988)
  • Discography

  • Steeler (1984)
  • Rulin' the Earth (1985)
  • Strike Back (1986)
  • Undercover Animal (1988)
  • Songs

    Heavy Metal CenturySteeler · 1984
    Rely On RockUndercover Animal · 1988
    The Deeper The NightUndercover Animal · 1988

    References

    Steeler (German band) Wikipedia