Greg Webster-Lead Vocals and Acoustic Guitar
Personal info - Greg was born in Darlington WI on May 28th 1971. Greg's dad was a log buyer/logger so
this kept them on the move. Greg has lived in Nebraska, Iowa,and his home state of Wisconsin. He has
two daughters (Claire,Olivia), a step-son (Zach), and the most wonderful girlfriend in the world
(Andrea)."I'll pay you later Hon". Greg is very involved in all three of his children's lives. He keeps very
busy going to volleyball, basketball, and baseball games. He is also very proud that all three are also on
honor role in school.
Influences - Greg has musical influences from Bon Jovi, Merle Haggard, Mrs.Ruff his high school music
teacher, Tom Cook his high school band director, Barbara Dickey his grade school music teacher, and
many family members who he has played and sang with over the years like his uncle Charlie Webster.
The biggest influences Greg says he has had are his Mom,Dad, George and Laura Webster. His dad
taught him how to play the guitar open style, and his mom guided him in singing harmony when Greg
was just 6yrs old. Greg spent a lot of time pickin and a grinnin with his Mom and Dad. He recalls playing
at many Old Folks homes, and to this day Greg still makes time to pluck on his guitar and sing some
good ole Johnny Cash songs for the elderly. Greg remembers his dad always telling him to stay away
from the bottle, and don't put on an act,just be you. If you can't do that then do somethingelse. Greg
lost both of his parents in 2007. He thinks of them everytime he puts on his guitar and gets ready to
play a show. "My mom and dad were by biggest fans and my best friends, and I will miss them every day
of my life, I love you"
Hobbies - Greg's first hobby is music, but he loves the outdoors hunting, fishing, horse back riding, or
just sitting outside. He also likes to dabble in woodworking.
Equipment - Greg has a 1995 acoustic Ibanez guitar that he played for many years, but has handed it
down to his oldest daughter Claire . He now uses a custom built, and painted $78.00 first act guitar
from Walmart.Andrea,Claire,Olivia, and Zach gave it to him for his 34th birthday. Greg says it doesn't
matter how much it cost's, or didn't cost, it sounds just like a million to him. Greg had the guitar
painted with a picture of the Highway Men on the front. (painted by Corbin custom painting in
Manchester Iowa) "the boys know why".. hehe.
Special Thanks - I would like to thank my family for letting me sing every weekend. Even though it is
something I love to do it still takes precious time away from our loved ones, so it is wonderful that
they understand just how much playing with the guys means to me. A big hug and kiss to my two
precious daughters Claire and Olivia, and wonderful son Zach. Oh yeah,,, Andrea to. To all of the fans
who go and listen to us week after week. If it wasn't for your support we wouldn't beable to do what
we do best, blast our music and party with the crowd. To the local and tri-state establishments that
have hired us over the years. Last but not least, I would like to thank Joe, Tim, Charlie, Mike, Doug
and last but not least, MEAT, for always being there when I needed you and for making the last 16yrs
of playing some of the best times of my life. "You guy's are great and I wouldn't want to play with
anyone but the
Back Home Boys".
this kept them on the move. Greg has lived in Nebraska, Iowa,and his home state of Wisconsin. He has
two daughters (Claire,Olivia), a step-son (Zach), and the most wonderful girlfriend in the world
(Andrea)."I'll pay you later Hon". Greg is very involved in all three of his children's lives. He keeps very
busy going to volleyball, basketball, and baseball games. He is also very proud that all three are also on
honor role in school.
Influences - Greg has musical influences from Bon Jovi, Merle Haggard, Mrs.Ruff his high school music
teacher, Tom Cook his high school band director, Barbara Dickey his grade school music teacher, and
many family members who he has played and sang with over the years like his uncle Charlie Webster.
The biggest influences Greg says he has had are his Mom,Dad, George and Laura Webster. His dad
taught him how to play the guitar open style, and his mom guided him in singing harmony when Greg
was just 6yrs old. Greg spent a lot of time pickin and a grinnin with his Mom and Dad. He recalls playing
at many Old Folks homes, and to this day Greg still makes time to pluck on his guitar and sing some
good ole Johnny Cash songs for the elderly. Greg remembers his dad always telling him to stay away
from the bottle, and don't put on an act,just be you. If you can't do that then do somethingelse. Greg
lost both of his parents in 2007. He thinks of them everytime he puts on his guitar and gets ready to
play a show. "My mom and dad were by biggest fans and my best friends, and I will miss them every day
of my life, I love you"
Hobbies - Greg's first hobby is music, but he loves the outdoors hunting, fishing, horse back riding, or
just sitting outside. He also likes to dabble in woodworking.
Equipment - Greg has a 1995 acoustic Ibanez guitar that he played for many years, but has handed it
down to his oldest daughter Claire . He now uses a custom built, and painted $78.00 first act guitar
from Walmart.Andrea,Claire,Olivia, and Zach gave it to him for his 34th birthday. Greg says it doesn't
matter how much it cost's, or didn't cost, it sounds just like a million to him. Greg had the guitar
painted with a picture of the Highway Men on the front. (painted by Corbin custom painting in
Manchester Iowa) "the boys know why".. hehe.
Special Thanks - I would like to thank my family for letting me sing every weekend. Even though it is
something I love to do it still takes precious time away from our loved ones, so it is wonderful that
they understand just how much playing with the guys means to me. A big hug and kiss to my two
precious daughters Claire and Olivia, and wonderful son Zach. Oh yeah,,, Andrea to. To all of the fans
who go and listen to us week after week. If it wasn't for your support we wouldn't beable to do what
we do best, blast our music and party with the crowd. To the local and tri-state establishments that
have hired us over the years. Last but not least, I would like to thank Joe, Tim, Charlie, Mike, Doug
and last but not least, MEAT, for always being there when I needed you and for making the last 16yrs
of playing some of the best times of my life. "You guy's are great and I wouldn't want to play with
anyone but the
Back Home Boys".
