A nostalgic, underground rock artist.
Al Staehely is the only person on the planet who has both played Carnegie Hall and provided legal services for Stevie Ray Vaughan. He is most notably known for a successful run in the 60's rock band, Spirit. Shifting into the 70s, Al and his brother John formed a group appropriately named the Staehely Brothers, releasing the album 'Sta-Hay-Lee' on Epic Records in 1973. Not giving up on his dreams of releasing an album under his own name, Staehely recorded many tracks in LA between 1974 and 1978, working with a collection of first-rate musicians that included Steve Cropper, Jim Horn, Snuffy Walden, and Pete Sears. Today, Al continues writing and recording in his home state of Texas. Al has just released a new album titled 'Somewhere In West Texas,' a collection of songs written in Marfa, TX.
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Al Staehely plays classic rock and Americana, blending thoughtful singer-songwriter storytelling with roots-rock instrumentation rooted in his Texas background.
Al Staehely is based in Texas and previously spent significant time in Los Angeles during his tenure fronting the 1970s rock band Spirit.
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