For Squirrels

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For Squirrels was a band formed in 1992 based out of Gainesville, Florida. The band's original lineup consisted of vocalist Jack Vigliatura IV, guitarist Travis Tooke, drummer Jay Russell and bassist Bill White. Explaining the band's name, Vigliatura once stated, "We always said we'd play music for squirrels." In early 1994, they released their first full album, Baypath Rd., followed by the Plymouth EP. Eventually, For Squirrels signed with Sony/550 Music, replacing Russell with Jack Griego and releasing Example on August 3, 1995.

On September 8, 1995, while returning from playing the CMJ Music Marathon in New York City, the band was involved in an auto accident that killed Vigliatura, White, and their tour manager, Tim Bender. Griego and Tooke suffered multiple injuries, but survived the crash. The band's single, "Mighty K.C.", about the death of Kurt Cobain, was a minor hit and continued to drive album sales after the band's dissolution. Shortly after, Tooke and Griego regrouped under the name Subrosa with Tooke taking over on vocals, releasing their only album, Never Bet The Devil Your Head.

Steven E. Goldman, a prominent Miami attorney, served as the band's manager.

Baypath Rd. album cover Plymouth album cover Example album cover

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