Stoney Lee grew up in a musical household in the Fifties where at age eleven he was given a Woolworth's acoustic guitar and taught himself to play.  By age twelve he was playing church and social events in a local combo with his schoolmates performing the hits of the day.
 

     Stoney soon gravitated towards the blues and played bass in the 31st Street Blues Band for four years playing with and opening for greats like John Lee Hooker and Luther Tucker.

     At age twenty Stoney became a father and moved his family to the Skagit Valley of Washington State where he settled in Sedro-Woolley.   Eventually he joined the country rock band Pyramid lead by DonnieCoggins.  Stoney played with various other groups in the ten years he stayed in the valley after which he left for

Seattle to join the cowboy rock group The Rangehoods.

     Stoney Lee's musical life revolves around many influences, where blues, rock, soul and country all contribute to his character.

 
   Stoney's personal interests include motorcycles, boating and fishing, shooting, hiking, languages and a good book.