Andrew Kreimer
Andrew "Jew" Kreimer (Russian: Андрей крэймер) (born may 4, 1988 in Kagul, Moldavia) is an Israeli rock-metal musician.

Early life
Kreimer was borne in Moldavia and immigrated to Israel with his parents at the age of 7. He acquired his first guitar at the age of 14. Kreimer how was an excellent student deteriorated at school because he spent too much time on practicing his new instrument.

Musical influences and style
Kreimer at his early musical years (2002-2005) was influenced by pink Floyd and soft rock bands as the rolling stones, the Beatles, dire straits and eagles. As Kreimer was evolving as professional guitarist (2006-2008) his passion for soft rock had faded and he became a fan of heavy metal and blues, and was influenced by Metallica, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Dream Theater and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Musical career
In 2006, Kreimer and his school friend, guitarist Dimitry Genstal, decided to form a band. They recruited the guitarist Rahman Mihrali and formed a band they called the three Fagets (also known as the three Lohs). The band recorded several hits: frankinstine, Memories from the Future, Arabian Days and Achording which were a great success. At December 2006 the band disbanded since Kreimer and Genstal joined the army.
Tow days before Kreimer joined the army he and Genstal recorded their last song: December rain.