It is with great sadness to announce that Steve passed away on January 3, 2025. Steve had contracted myelofibrosis and after having gone through a bone marrow transplant the summer of 2024 “Big Saxxy” lost his battle with cancer. We will never forget him.

Steve Fergerson plays Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bari saxes and flute with Rock-It and is the horn section arranger for the band. After graduating from Central High School and being named the first ever recipient of the Jazz Band Award, he went on to LSU to study music and served in the Golden Band from Tigerland as well as the LSU Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Symphony Orchestra, Saxophone Quartet and Jazz Ensemble.  While at LSU he was privileged to serve as back up for jazz greats Cat Anderson, Ted Curson, Bill Watrous, Gene Bertoncini, Vinnie DeMartino, Carl Fontana and Ellis Marcellus. He currently serves as a member of the Zoar Baptist Church praise band and in 2019 toured with the Louisiana Country Band and Gospel Quartet in Japan.  He has played in the local bands Steppin’ Out, The Other Side, Sentimental Journey, Platinum Sound Orchestra, In Need and The Carbon Copy Band. 

Alan Knight has been drumming since junior high.  He is a veteran of the Baton Rouge music scene, having played in well known bands like Roadhouse, Argyle Friday and CRS.  Alan has played with such well known artists as Cody Teal, Stan Campbell, Chris LeBlanc and Warren Broussard.  As a member of CRS, Alan was in the backing band for many traveling musicians who played Baton Rouge on their tour.

Alan has been an automotive mechanic for most of his adult life. Alan and his wife, Tammra, have 10 children and 7 grandchildren, with more on the way!!

Paul LeBlanc was born a poor Cajun child with no sense of rhythm and the inability to turn left.
At the age of 15, Paul, who despite his impediments had managed to learn how to play the piano,
trumpet, and trombone, discovered the world of the electric guitar. Captivated by guitar masters
like Eric Johnson, Steve Morse, and Eddie Van Halen, he devoted himself to learning the
instrument. After several years of nonstop practicing and gigging, however, life intruded, and
Paul packed up his guitar and put it in the closet, where it sat undisturbed for the next 25 years.
In the late 2000s, motivated by the few friends who remembered his playing from high school
and college days, Paul took his guitar out of the closet and discovered sometimes you can go
home again. He has not looked back since, playing over the last decade with a series of local
hard rock bands, including Noise Coil, Hordes of Locusts, Shotgun Approach, Rushing, and The
Age of Reason. Having seasoned his chops, Paul is now enjoying his current opportunity to play
with the highly skilled musicians, and stellar individuals, that make up the Rock-it Sound
Company.
Outside of music, Paul is a lawyer with the firm of Phelps Dunbar in Baton Rouge. When he’s
not working or playing the guitar, he enjoys reading, watching movies, talking to his children,
petting his cat, and making out with his wife, Bridget.