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Band Website: www.myspace.com/mikefrohberg

Throughout my whole life I felt that God has had some calling for me. When I was 13, I felt that God was calling me to become a Catholic Priest. I wrestled with the ideas of never being married, never having children, and giving up my whole life just to follow what I thought was God. When I was14 that changed. At that time my mom and dad have been divorced since I was 10 and my mom met this man by the name of Rusty. He introduced me to playing country music in bars, dance halls, fairs, and many other big opportunities. When I started this, I developed a love for performing in front of hundreds and sometimes thousands of people. My heart was in country music and I have to admit, I thought I was going to be the next big thing! But at 14 years old, playing in these different environments, I was also introduced many times to alcohol, and on occasion, drugs. I have never tried drugs in my life. I always wanted to try it back then, but could never bring myself to do it. But, alcohol became a big part of my life. I would go out drinking every weekend with friends, have parties at my house and got to the point where I literally disrespected my mother, because my friends and alcohol were more important. When I was 18 and a senior in high school, I met my wife Marsha. Before I met her I was a D average student. I can honestly say that if it wasn’t for her I don’t think I would have graduated. She was such a blessing to me then as she is now. After going to college and wasting time and money by partying and not taking it seriously, I got a job working in a steel warehouse. After awhile, I started to get depressed. I don’t really understand what for, but I was. I started drinking more and more, and started shutting my family, friends, and most importantly my wife out and away. I was 21 years of age when I had to make one of the toughest decisions I have ever had to make in my life. In August of 2001, I became very drunk and depressed. I loaded a 9mm pistol and started to entertain the idea of committing suicide. After the letter was written and a phone call made, I was there to sit and actually try and commit this insane idea. At 12:00 am I called a Pastor by the name of Kevin Ashby. Without even saying a word, God spoke to him and told him how volatile the situation was. He never knew I had a loaded gun just inches away from my fingertips. He never even asked. All he said was how God loved me, and that I can live a life full of freedom and under the grace and divine mercy of God. That night I gave my life to Christ. I committed myself to him. And it has been a wonderful ride ever since.

I am 28 years old now and working on fulfilling my dream as a Christian Recording Artist. It is really funny to me how God has always called me into the ministry; I just didn’t know that it was going to be something I loved to do at the same time! I am still married to one of the most beautiful and awesome wives ever, Marsha. We will have been together for over 10 years this year. We have two adorable children, Rylee and Dylan. I am currently writing music for my second CD and balancing the job of being a good husband and father. God is good all the time. Even when we think that he is not there, and when we feel that we have lost all sense of hope and trust in the Lord. He is there to take us back and make us His again. No questions asked, and no price is to be paid.

God Bless
Michael