Paul Wester

Paul plays the trumpet. He is short and recently became a father.

When the investigation into Paul has come to fruition more information on him will be available here.

Dave Smith

Dave plays the trumpet. He recently shot to fame at a Park Lane recording session when he performed My Funny Valentine rather exquisitely.

Unfortunately Dave has neglected to furnish us with more information at this stage so his biog is somewhat sparse.

Alex Wood

You might recognise Alex from such productions as the AlSam diaries, the Bull-Rooster trials or Tripe Challenge, but when he is not living the high-life as a star of stage and screen, he likes to play trumpet with the Park Lane Big Band.

Alex started playing the trumpet because he was too lazy to carry a drum kit around for gigs and rehearsals. Since that day he appears to have made it his mission to learn every instrument in a big band, with the exception of trombone. He says that this is because the trombone requires too much skill, care and attention to play well, and that he doesn’t feel that he would be up to the task.

He is a fan of the colour red, kangaroos and the number 243. If he were an animal he would probably be a meerkat. His favourite TV programme is Most Haunted, although he hasn’t watched televsion for the past 3 years because he has been living the life of a hermit on the lower slopes of the Pyrenees.

When Alex grows up he would like to learn how to tap dance.

Jason Sellars

Jason’s job involves him playing the trumpet as well, being as he is in an army band. As such he has been playing for 26 years and can also play all the valvey brass instruments, and the recorder.

As a somewhat typical brass player, he likes all the loud charts Park Lane plays, as well as the colour blue and sees himself as a bit of a mint imperial.

Charlie Matters

Charlie plays the trumpet as well. He used to have long hair (somewhere there is a rather funny video demonstrating this fact), however, this is no longer true.