Weldon Kekauoha:  

Wow....it's been such a long time since we've all graduated from HS. Going on 20+ years now and it's been such an increadible ride so far! In a nutshell, following graduation, I continued to pursue my music career playing at clubs and concert events through out Hawai'i and on the west-coast. A couple of years later, I started working for Hawaiian Airlines, traveling as a musician as a member of their sales & marketing department. We performed for trade show events and travel conventions all over the world.....so much fun! I also took a civil service job at Pearl Harbor Navel Shipyard as a pipefitter apprentice. In 1988 I transferred with Hawaiian Airlines to WA state continuing my employment with Hawaiian Airlines and attended the University of Washington. Since music was always my passion, I hooked-up with other former HI residents who lived in the Seattle area and performed at local Hawaii party's, lu'au's and a couple Hawaiian-style resaurants in the Seattle and Tacoma area, namely "Lahaina Louie's" and "Ha'iku Gardens". Those places have closed down since. In 1993, it was time for me to move back home to Honolulu. Still employed by Hawaiian Airlines, I did lots of traveling. I enjoyed the ocean and surfed as much as I could. I started paddling canoe again, with Hui Nalu during the regualr season and then with Anuenue for long distance. Great, great memories. I eventually settled down and married a Ka'imuki girl I met in WA state. We both were a part of the Hawaii Club at the university and dated for a while. We hooked-up again in 1995 and got married soon after. I continued to play music through this entire time, and in 1998 decided I was ready to record and release my first CD. Since ...Expand for more