Steve Olson:  

Life Working Primarily as a Computer Network Analyst in Indianapolis. I am married with three daughters (Cheyenne, Megan and Sierra). In the late 80's I spent three years as an assistant golf professional. After leaving the assistant program, I continued to play as a professional on and off until 2003. I may get back to it now that the shoulder has healed. In 1990 I started playing hockey again. In 1993, I became an instructor in an adult recreational/instructional league in Indianapolis. Many years later I am still instructing. I have also taken on the role of the head coach for the Circle City Sirens womens amateur hockey team. In 1994, I started playing music again. I started playing guitar in a duo act, which eventually turned into a trio. The trio split in two with me playing along side both of the other members in separate efforts. The Duo "Focused Diversity" got quite popular and got to the point where we were playing 4-5 nights each week. The run stopped when a severe nose injury (see hockey) caused me to take a lot of time away. In 2002, the members who had played the final show for Excalibur in 1982, got back together to play at the 20 year reunion. After not seeing each other in 20 years, we pulled off 13 songs. A couple months later we reformed and added a new singer from Chicago, and the band Rule 42 was born. The band played it's final show in 2005. In 2004, I was reviewing music online for garagebands.com, and came across the band Solving For X, and their song "Crush". After the review I received an email from their bass player asking me to review the remainder of the CD "What P...Expand for more