So, 'Where are they now'?

I'm in the school of rock hackensack althoguh i don't know any of those kids

i found CJ's myspace...

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=35785137

Madi Diaz apparently caused a stir at this years SXSW. She was number 6 on Paste Magazine's top ten acts.

From Paste magazine...

http://www.myspace.com/madidiaz

Acts of SXSW 2009

Another year, another SXSW on the books. Somehow, amidst the parties, food and general chaos of 6th St., the Paste staff managed to see some music. Here are the 10 acts we were most impressed with:

6. Madi Diaz
Bells chimed delicately above acoustic-guitar strums in the dim light of the Driskill Hotel's Victorian Room last friday night, the indie folk-pop of Nashville singer/songwriter Madi Diaz and her band wrapping snugly around the crowd's eardrums. There was something so inviting about the whole scene—especially Diaz's voice, an instrument that comforts as if a favorite blanket leftover from early childhood. Diaz first gained attention as a student in the documentary Rock School (which provided the basis for fictional Jack Black vehicle School of Rock), but has since cut her teeth at the Berklee College of Music and is now co-writing with Paste favorites like Katie Herzig, David Mead and Garrison Starr. That's right, little Madi is all growns up, and—with new EP Ten Gun Salute—her music is maturing nicely, as well. (Steve LaBate)

Two of the kids, Eric and Julie Slick ("We used to listen to bands like Bush and 311!") became two-thirds of the Adrian Belew Power Trio. Julie is now a highly respected Progressive Rock/Jazz bassist with multiple albums. Eric is the drummer with the band Dr. Dog.

CJ was in the movie Rock of Ages.