Eloy - Band Members

Band Members

**Official Eloy members**
1971–1972	Frank Bornemann - guitar Erich Schriever - vocal, keyboards Manfred Wieczorke - guitar, bass, vocal Helmuth Draht - drums Wolfgang Stöcker - bass
1973	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Manfred Wieczorke - organ, guitar, vocal Wolfgang Stöcker - bass Fritz Randow - drums
1974	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Manfred Wieczorke - organ, guitar, vocal Luitjen Janssen - bass Fritz Randow - drums
1975	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Detlef "Pitter" Schwaar - guitar Manfred Wieczorke - organ, guitar, vocal Luitjen Janssen - bass Fritz Randow - drums
1976–1979	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass Detlev Schmidtchen - keyboards Jürgen Rosenthal - drums
1980–1981	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass Hannes Arkona - guitar Hannes Folberth - keyboards Jim McGillivray - drums
1982–1984	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass Hannes Arkona - guitar Hannes Folberth - keyboards Fritz Randow - drums
1984–1987	Band split.
1988–1993	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Michael Gerlach - keyboards
1994–1997	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Michael Gerlach - keyboards Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass
1998–2010	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Michael Gerlach - keyboards Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass Bodo Schopf - drums Hannes Folberth - keyboards
2011–present	Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocal Michael Gerlach - keyboards Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass Bodo Schopf - drums Hannes Folberth - Keyboards Steve Mann - Guitar

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