Vocals, Guitars (lots of them)

Tedd has been playing guitar for over 25 years. He has played with the likes of Mojo & the Kingsnakes, Lost Soul, Molly & the Heymakers, the Minneapolis Molines, and Fatt City. Tedd has also worked with the Ranchtones and the Red Snappers. He wrote "Hard For the Broken Hearted", Lickity Split" and "Fine, Fine Senorita" for the upcoming CD. Tedd is widely known for his quick wit and dry dry sense of humor. He was once told “You are worse than….you are”

Tedd finds inspiration for his songs in everyday things.

Vocals, Keyboard, Accordian

Tim started playing professionally at the age of 18 in a band called Willowwood. At 19 he went on the road with Jimmy Brown (aka Rio Pardo) from Count Basie’s Orchestra. Tim’s talent on the keys allows him to cover just about any musical style. He’s played everything from Funk to County to Jazz as a solo artist and with bands such as Fever, Raving Garbonzos, the Red Snappers, Ranchtones and Ringer. While a member of the Hillbilly Voodoo Dolls, Tim toured Europe. Tim's uncanny talent for arrangement has been vital to the formulation of the Alfalpha Males sound.

When not performing with Alfalpha Males, Tim has a thriving solo career.

Ron Haddock
Vocals, Bass

Ron hails from Kansas City where he played with many bands including Melissa Etheridge in her early years. In the Twin Cities, Ron played with Ringer before becoming an Alfalpha Male. He wrote the title cut for Dan Lund’s CD After All This Time. He also wrote "No Damn Good" and "Into the Sunset" for the upcoming CD. He and Tedd are actively collaborating on new material for the Alfalpha Males.

Ron realizing he's way over-dressed for this gig.

Vocals, Drums

Born in Grand Blanc Michigan, Kipp began his professional music career at the age of 14 playing with his music teacher in local jazz bands around the Flint and Detroit metro area. While attending the University of Michigan, he worked with premier banjo Artist in Residence Johnny Ford. After performing 3 years in the DC area, Kipp accepted a job playing in a 24 piece big band with the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. Completing is Caribbean tour; Kipp traveled the South Florida area performing with Rockestra. Then, in 1990 he joined the Nashville-based family band The Nolfs and performed regularly at the Opryland Hotel. Kipp has toured all over the continent opening for over 50 major acts like Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire and Alan Jackson to name a few. After moving to Minnesota in 2002, Kipp started playing with local bands including Trailer Trash, Hired Hand, The Country Doctors and The Shadowcasters. Now he's the newest member of Alfalpha Males and we are truly excited about the extraordinary talent and musicianship he adds.

Drummer's are notoriously stylish and Kipp is no exception.