Members
- Spike Slawson (of Swingin' Utters and Re-Volts) – lead vocals
- "Fat" Mike Burkett (of NOFX) – bass, backing vocals
- Chris Shiflett (of Foo Fighters ex- No Use For A Name) – lead guitar, backing vocals
- Joey Cape (of Lagwagon) – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Dave Raun (of Lagwagon) – drums
"Fill-in" members for tours
- Brian Baker (of Minor Threat and Bad Religion) filled in for Shiftlett in 2006.
- Chris Shiflett's brother, Scott Shiflett (of Face to Face and Viva Death) has been filling in for him on the band's most recent tours.
- NOFX guitarist Eric Melvin filled in for Fat Mike on bass during the 2007 European tour and 2008 Australian tour.
- Adam Stern from Youth Brigade and Royal Crown Revue filled in for Fat Mike on bass; Mark Mortenson from Screw 32 filled in for Dave Raun on drums; Grant McIntire also from Screw 32 filled in for Joey Cape on Guitar; and Barry d'live Ward from Rich Kids on LSD and Crosstops filled in for Chris Shiflett on guitar during the 1996 Tour.
- Warren Fitzgerald of The Vandals & Lindsay McDougall of Frenzal Rhomb filled in on guitars during the bands participation in the 2003 Livid Festival in Australia.
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