Unbelievable is the only word that can be used to describe Zink Alloy vocalist and front man, Steve DeMello. He is worth his weight in gold (and then some) with his innate ability to draw an audience in and leave them begging for more. He has got to be seen to be believed!

A 1978 graduate of East Providence High School, Steve has an incredible vocal range that allows the band to explore music by such bands as Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith and Journey. But, his talent doesn't stop there.

He has a way with an audience that truly makes them become a part of the show. With a wireless microphone, Steve regularly takes off into the crowd, coaxing people to lend their voices to a song, or stepping behind the bar to engage the bartenders in a little verbal give-and-take. His quick wit and talent for the extraordinary is what gives Zink Alloy its incredible performing edge.

Steve DeMello is no stranger to the local music scene, getting his start in a rock and roll band called Airwaves (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, he says -- apparently, they reincarnated themselves several times...), where he performed music from such heavy rock bands as Dokken, Black Sabbath and Ronnie James Dio.

Steve is perhaps best-known among RI classic rock fans for the 12 years he spent as the lead vocalist for the popular cover band, Archives. Although Steve left Archives about 4 years ago to begin raising a family, he left an indelible mark on his many loyal fans, many of whom have now turned their attention to Zink Alloy.

Steve  has a wife, Stacey and resides in West Greenwich, RI. The couple have two children. By day, Steve works for the industrial food equipment giant, Hobart, where he repairs commercial food equipment.