Sex Execs

Sex Execs were a new wave music band from Boston, Massachusetts, active from late 1981 to mid-1984, playing bars and colleges in the Northeast. achieved popularity on college radio, especially with the single "My Ex". The band's home studio marked the formative experience of producers Paul Q. Kolderie and Sean Slade. Other members included Jim Fitting (who played saxophone for Sex Execs but became better known on harmonica), drummer Jerome Deupree (later of Morphine) and saxophonist Russ Gershon. Personnel: Walter Clay – lead vocals Sean Slade – guitar, saxophone, vocals Paul Q. Kolderie – bass Jim Fitting – baritone saxophone Russ Gershon – saxophone Andre Barnaby – guitar Ted Pine – keyboards, vocals Dan Johnsen (2) – drums Jerome Deupree – drums (replaced Johnsen)