Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals, Harmonica, and Keys. Steve is the frontman for the band. His uncanny voice gave him the nickname  "John Forgery." He gained local fame with his previous bands Then N' Again (1997 to 2012) and Flashback (1995 to 1997.) His unique style, as well as the tones and licks from his guitar, carries the original sound from CCR. He has also incorporated harmonica and piano into his repertoire.

Bassist. Jason started playing drums at the age of 19. He played in and out of numerous Rock and Roll bands throughout the years. While playing drums with Strength as One (2007 - 2011), two CDs were produced; one in 2009 and the other in 2010.The band had an avid fan base and many shows were played throughout the DFW Metroplex spanning over four years. Afterwards, Jason went on to play in Drag the Waters (2011 - 2015.) Meanwhile, in 2008, the formation of Bad Moon Rising took place resulting in the addition of playing bass guitar.

Rhythm Guitar, Dobro, Keyboard, and Vocals. Chris started playing Bass when he was 13 years old. He has always had a love for music of all generations. He quickly learned the fundamentals and then wanted to explore other instruments and wanted to perform. He played with his dad Steve Combs for many years and also played with numerous other bands. Chris has played drums, keyboard, bass, guitar, dobro, and congas in bands. He has played in blues, rock and roll, top 40, heavy metal, and classic rock bands. In 2006, he gave up playing to focus on school and his career. Chris decided to come back and play in the early part of 2017.

Drummer and Brand Marketing Manager. Dubbed"Da Crusha" because of his straight-ahead, hard-hitting style, Ken learned to play drums by playing along with records. Ken is a seasoned veteran of the New York City music scene, having performed with many classic rock cover and original bands. Upon moving to Dallas, Ken quickly jumped into the emerging tribute band scene, as a founding member of Bon Jovi tribute BLAZE OF GLORY (2007-2012). From 2012-2022, "Da Crusha" was the "shock, awe,and thun-dah" that powered AC/DC tribute BACK IN BLACK. Much like CCR's Doug Clifford, Ken's style is the perfect combination of power, pocket, and groove.