Style Resume. Noriaki Onuki #6

After seeing a GS live performance, we decided to try it ourselves and formed a band in high school. I was the vocalist. I couldn't play any instruments, but I figured I could sing, and if I was going to do it, I wanted to stand out. Our four-piece band consisted of guitar, bass, drums, and vocals, and the GS band members were like our teachers. Since we only played Western covers, I would ask them, "How do we play this song?" I remember playing a concert featuring only amateur bands in the small hall of the Shinjuku Welfare Pension Hall, and I also played once on the first floor of the Yamaha building in Dogenzaka. But you really get a sense of your skill when you actually play. So I thought it was more fun listening than performing. I felt like I was more suited to introducing music I found appealing to others.

I was so immersed in music that I didn't do anything else for fun. I was starting to become interested in fashion and I was starting to get a bit sexually aware, so I went to Shinjuku to buy some Ivy League items. But with my mother (laughs).