Navy of the Nice Berkeley, California
Navy of the Nice (aka Nick Jackson) used to play in Bad Daddies (punk rock), Santiago (indie rock), Ringo Guesthouse (power-pop) and The Plutones (surf rock). Now he drinks beer and records demos in his garage.
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