Steve Kmak (Fuzz)
Background information
Birth name	Steven Kmak
Born	1970
Genre(s)	Alternative metal Hard rock Heavy metal Nu metal
Instrument(s)	Bass guitar
Years active	1996 - 2003
Label(s)	Giant Records Reprise Records
Associated acts	Disturbed

Steve "Fuzz" Kmak (born 1970) is an American bass guitar player, best known for his work with the rock band Disturbed.

Fuzz founded Disturbed in 1996 with guitarist Dan Donegan and drummer Mike Wengren. They played small clubs in Chicago before singer David Draiman answered their ad. They then produced their first studio album The Sickness, released in 2000 and their second album Believe, released in 2002. Any friction between the members was invisible to the eyes of fans.

Fuzz was fired from the group for "personal differences" in 2003 after finishing the Music as a Weapon II Tour.^[1] He was replaced with Matt Konopinski very briefly, and then John Moyer, who is the current bass player.

Equipment

Fuzz was best known for using Music Man Sting Ray basses, most of them being 5 string.

Discography

Brawl

Demo Tape (1994)

Disturbed

The Sickness (2000)
Believe (2002)

References