Band Members
- Current members
- Jan Kuehnemund – lead guitar, backing vocals
- Jenna Sanz-Agero – lead vocals
- Lynn Louise Lowrey – bass, backing vocals
- Kathrin "Kat" Kraft – drums, backing vocals
- Former members
- Laurie Hedlund – drums, backing vocals
- Gayle Erickson-DeMatoff – bass, backing vocals
- Cindy Boettcher – keyboards, backing vocals
- Marlene Peterson – drums, backing vocals
- Nancy Shanks – lead vocals
- Noelle Bucci – lead vocals
- Janet Gardner – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
- Liza Carbe – bass, backing vocals
- Tamara Ivanov – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Pia Maiocco – bass, backing vocals
- Roxy Petrucci – drums, backing vocals
- Share Pedersen – bass, backing vocals
- Gina Stile – lead guitar, backing vocals
- Rana Ross – bass, backing vocals
- Maxine Petrucci – bass, backing vocals
- Pat Holloway – bass, backing vocals
- Session musicians
- Richard Marx – keyboards on Vixen
- Mike Pisculli – bass, backing vocals on Tangerine
- Chris Fayz – keyboards on Live & Learn
- Randy Wooten – keyboards on Live & Learn
- Paulie Cerra – saxophone on Live & Learn
- Robert Lear – bagpipes on Live & Learn
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