Letters to Cleo

The pop/rock group Letters To Cleo formed in 1990 in Boston, where many young bands begin to grow a fan base by taking advantage of airplay on local college radio stations. Guitarists Greg Mckenna actually started Letters To Cleo as another group. When he went in search of a background singer for his lineup, he found vocalist Kay Hanley. The original band fell apart a few months later. Mckenna and Hanley stayed on, and that's when they came up with the name Letters To Cleo and switched to more of a power pop band. The duo added another guitarist to the mix, Michael Eisenstien. After some time went by, drummer Stacy Jones joined, and then bassist Scott Reibling.



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