Doug Trotter, as the only original founding member, now manages the band.  Playing lead and rhythm guitar, Doug's licks are solid and diverse, his solos smooth and intense creating the driving sound this band has been known and loved for.  Doug also lends his talent singing lead and harmony vocals.  Doug says he enjoys managing the band because he is working with such a talented group.

Lance Trotter, is a long standing member of Plexigrass and is very well known for his searing vocal leads, often carrying a note until time stands still, as well as contributing his dead-on-key harmony vocals.  His bass riffs are like clockwork, laying a solid foundation for the band's sound.  Lance may not move much on stage, but the music he creates is sure to move everyone listening.

Scott Eager is a fresh talent to Plexigrass bringing new levels to the band's sound as a well-seasoned bluegrass musician.  Scott is a phenomenal mandolin player and vocalist, portraying pure artistry in his timing, drive, and fluidity.  His vocal abilities are seemingly limitless and effortless, no matter the note he is hitting.

Geoff Gay grew up in Bensalem, PA.  He's currently a Tactical Aircraft Technician for the PA Air National Guard.  He served over eight years active duty and currently serves as a National Guardsman.  He's done tours stateside as well as overseas; peacetime and combat.  His earliest musical influences are drummers: Neil Peart, Phil Ehart, Buddy Rich and Dom Famularo.  Bluegrass early influences are his father, his brother, Flatt and Scruggs, Bil Monroe, Josh Graves and Larry Sparks.  Influences today are his father, his brother, Jerry Douglas, Mike Auldridge, Josh Graves , Tony Rice, JD Crowe, Dan Tyminski and The Reno Brothers.

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A new addition to Plexigrass is Andy Reisser. a banjo player who resides in Baltimore, MD.  Andy began on the banjo and it continues to be his first instrument.  He has also been known to write some songs.  Andy's banjo picking combines the power and dynamics of traditional and contemporary bluegrass.  He has performed with a number of well-known acts, including Jay Armsworthy and the Eastern Grass and Valerie Smith and Liberty Pike.  Andy plays a Huber Kalamazoo banjo.