Ed Beeler

Avonworth High School

Class of 1988

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Ed Beeler - Class of 1988 - Avonworth High School

First Name	Ed
Last Name	Beeler
Graduation Year	Class of 1988
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	PA
Country	United States
Occupation	Business owner
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	Anything that caused trouble. Examples: Throwing chairs on the roof from Home Ec class. Foods locker. Harrasing Principal Hisoro. Driving Tom Steiner batsh*t on occasion. Having no real responsibilities was kind of important too.
About Me	After college, I chose to jump thoroughly into debt by not working for nearly 10 years. That time was spent touring/playing with my band, Ashes To Ashes, all over the east coast, midwest, and Canada, at bars, bowling alleys, warehouses, and the occasional arena or mid-size hall. Played to thousands, our largest a string of dates with Alice Cooper and the Scorpions. Pittsburgh area gigs included: AJ Palumbo Center with Styx, and the Johnstown War Memorial with Def Leppard. Released CD in Europe, along with 7 in the USA, on our own indie label. Showcased in NYC for Atlantic Records, got shut down on that shortly after 9/11, I now blame Islam extremists for me not being more famous. Reality set in eventually, although we still play a Pittsburgh club at least once a month or so. I had to make up for not working for 10 years, so now I work 27 hours per day. Meeting the woman I would marry finally put me on the right track, I would finally grow up, amazingly. I now own 2 vending businesses with 8 employees. Besides my spending time with my wife Jodi, my other passion is re-living '80's retro stuff, via the coin op world. I have built a classic coin op collection, vintage pinball and video games from the 1950's through 1990's and today, totaling over 400 pieces of equipment. The ultimate home gameroom, in a 7,000 square foot building! Band websi...(read more)