Name: Thomas Hardy

Age: 21 (Born October 27, 1992)

Gender: Male

Parents: George Lynch and Linda Hardy

Band: Chicago Loop

Position in Band: Lead Guitarist

Appearance: http://delayedperiod.blogspot.com/2011/05/heat.html

Height: 6'0"

Weight: 210 lbs.

Personality/Traits: Off the stage, Tom is a pretty quiet, kind, and gentle guy. On the stage, he shreds mad riffs like they're nothing. He loves nothing more than to play his guitar, especially when he reaches his zone where there is nothing else but him and his guitar. It is like an extension of his body. While other members of his band like the party scene, he prefers to practice his craft in seclusion in between gigs. He is hesitant to get close to the band members after what happened to his first band. Loyal and true, he longs to please the fans and usher in a new golden age of rock 'n' roll.

Likes: Guitar, playing music, hot women, Pepsi, pizza, and the rush of a concert.

Dislikes: drama, haters, people interrupting his playing time, and just bad people in general.

Crush: None...yet.

History: Thomas Hardy has ate, slept, and breathed guitar since he was old enough to hold one. With his father being one of the greatest guitarists in rock history, there was no doubt that his son would follow in that legacy. Tom had his father's genes and natural talent, and through constant practice and coaching by his father, he was soon a guitar wunderkind. When he joined the band Trigger that was founded by some friends, he changed his name to Thomas Hardy, his mother's maiden name, to avoid riding on his father's coattails and make his own mark. Trigger skyrocketed in popularity, and their hit single "Pull the Trigger" was at the top of the charts for a whole year. The band was making wild amounts of cash, and it seemed like they were destined for a place in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

But then, tragedy struck. Unaware of several demons in their lead singer, Lenny "Chopz" Chompowski's past, they found him hanging from his attic in a suicide. The band crumbled after that, and Tom went into seclusion to mourn the loss of his friend. He thought he'd never play guitar again. Then, an unexpected visit from Axl Rose's son Mikey brought the offspring of two legends together. Unable to resist the call of his guitar, Tom agreed to join Michael's newly-formed band, Chicago Loop, and has been touring with them ever since. As an added bonus, he even uses his father's skull guitar that he made popular in the music video for Dokken's song "Dream Warriors".

Theme Song: "Core of Grief"-Hokuto Musou OST

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