Doggy Style

Doggy Style formed in 1983 in Fullerton California. Featuring Brad X on vocals, Ed Caudill aka Shaggy on guitar, Ray Jimenez aka La Pulga on bass and Lou Guyez aka Lou Dog on drums. During this period, Doggy Style released three punk classics on flipside records: "Work as One," "Side by Side," and "Live at Sun City."
In 1987, Brad and Lou abruptly departed to start a new Rap band with Brian Baker (Minor Threat) and Doug Carion (Descendants) called, “Doggy Rock” (Later changed to Doggy Style). Doggy Rock released, “The Last Laugh,” and disbanded soon afterwards. The other two members of Doggy Style, Ed and Ray, rebuilt Doggy Style as a Collective. Doggy Style released Doggy Style II and "Don't Hit Me Up on FlipSide Records and disbanded soon afterwards.