Adam had always wanted to be a vocalist so he put the bass down and grabbed the mic. He wanted to name his first project WYLDLYFE. He recruited Tony, a former bass player that he worked with in his sixth band, The Sickness, and Felon�s drummer Kyle Anderson but they weren�t very abundant in the focus department. After hunting for new recruits with the name WYLDLYFE, Adam realized it kind of misled the audience of what type of music was being made. So he renamed the project to Rhyme Scheme Hazard. This name got a lot of positive feedback.

Adam started working with Q Ball�s former female vocalist Jennifer and former bassist Robert but Robert soon got the axe. They befriended a keyboardist who wasn�t really into the same kind of music but was willing to collaborate and Christopher then joined the band. Josh was a bassist that was introduced to Adam through the previously-mentioned Tony. He never showed up for any practice and it was later learned that this con-artist didn�t even have a bass. Kyle Anderson was brought back into the picture because the band he was in after Felon, Selfish, fizzled out. Wes, a local punk guitarist sought out a position in RSH but was later denied due to differences in style. Adam began to talk to another bassist, Jessica, but as soon as he asked her to come for practice her phone was disconnected. A lot of luck!

Another Chris stepped out of the woodwork to fill the open guitar position left by Wes. He didn�t stay long. Adam bumped into Name Goes Here guitarist Mike Studley and they made a deal. Mike�s band Name Goes Here needed a bassist so Adam offered to sub until they found a permanent one as long as Mike would be RSH�s full-time guitar god. Name Goes Here eventually broke up but has recently reconvened as Mike�s side-project. As soon as Rhyme Scheme Hazard found Mike, Jennifer decided to leave the group. After a good solid 6 months of creating this band, one of the original members decided to leave. Luckily, Amber Spitzer, the band�s webmistress was a talented chorus student who gladly filled-in the position.

At this point Christopher, our aforementioned keyboardist was not attending practices so we�ve made the decision that if he isn�t going to be dedicated to the band then should not be treated as a member. Seeing as though Adam, Amber, Mike and Kyle were lacking a bassist and a keyboardist Adam took over the bass temporarily and Amber could play keyboards so she was temporarily keyboardist. Enter Bob. Bob just kinda popped out of nowhere and joined the band as bassist. A quick learner is a good-thing in a band like this. We are currently discussing electronic opportunities with a musician named Ian. More will come on that in the following months.

This bio is probably very confusing but the final outcome is: Vocals: Adam
Vocals: Amber
Guitars: Mike
Bass: Bob
Drums: Kyle