Doright is a now retired British rock band, who saw the height of its success back in the late 80's. The band was known for their motivational, uplifting lyrics, positive attitude onstage, and overall rock factor. Much like other bands of the era, the group's wild success was contrasted by their troubled personal lives.

The band's greatest hit, "Come On!" was a smash success, garnering each member lifelong achievement and fame.

Members

Sampson Cloud

The band's foreman, Cloud was a sex icon and force-to-be-reckoned-with in his role as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. Known for his long, flowing, blonde mullet, Cloud's high pitched singing voice struck a chord with thousands of young girls worldwide. However, all was not well with the "Golden Wonder." A severe heroin addiction forced not only the band to retire, but ultimately led to Mr. Cloud's demise.

Snake

Best known for his claim to have had sex with over 5000 women, the band's bass guitarist and keyboard player was the band's "wild child." An African-British man in his alluring prime, women worldwide were infatuated with his exotic sex appeal and notoriously large genitalia. Alcoholism led him into rehab in the early 90s.

Max Kulick

A late-adopter of the "axe," the band's lead guitarist first pumped out his gutwrenching solos in his native Liverpool, England. The band's soft-spoken "anchor," Kulick remained consistently explosive onstage while the rest of the band crumbled with personal issues.

Randy Wilde

The band's moustachioed drummer, Wilde was best known previously to his Doright tenure for his renowned career in the world of adult films. After retiring from the "porno biz," Wilde joined up with longtime chum Sampson Cloud in Doright. His drum beats were an essential, but largely forgettable, part of the band's sound.

Breakdown

At the commencement of the 1990's, the band's producer and manager, Big Murder, decided to shut the group down due to his growing frustrations with Snake and Sampson Cloud's demons. Big Murder himself was suffering from depression and a sex addiction. Today, besides Cloud, who passed away, the band's members are estranged and largely unknown. Kulick moved from Bryn Mawr, PA back to his hometown of Liverpool, Snake settled down with his sugar sister, and Wilde returned to the adult film industry.

External Links

Doright's smash hit "Come On!"

Lyrics to Doright's smash hit "Come On!"