Biography
Peter Solley, born on October 19, 1948, is an influential English musician and keyboardist known for his contributions to the rock genre during the 1970s and beyond. With roots situated in the evolving music scene of the late 20th century, Solley's journey began in London, where he was immersed in a diverse array of musical influences. His early career laid the foundation for a versatile artist who would go on to play a pivotal role in various bands, showcasing an ability to adapt and innovate within the shifting landscapes of rock music. Solley's passion for performance and songwriting flourished as he joined several notable groups, leaving an indelible mark on each ensemble he became a part of.
Roles
organ, piano, violin
Band History
Paladin, Paladin, Paladin, Whitesnake, Chris Farlowe and the Thunderbirds, Fox, Les Fleur de Lys, Stone’s Masonry, Procol Harum
Bandmates & Collaborators
Doug Aldrich, Tony Franklin, John Sykes, Aynsley Dunbar, Peter Beckett, mel-galley, vivian-campbell, Jon Sykes