Midge (Bollinger) Neel
Midge (Bollinger) Neel, who left the group in 1964, married her high
school sweetheart and devoted her time to raising three children:
Tom, the oldest, studied business in college, is a partner in
Vintage
Auto Parts.
He builds and races cars as a member of the Porsche racing team
with
the SCCA (Sports Car Club of America). Rebecca obtained a
degree
in Psychology, works with troubled children. Jimmy, the youngest,
is a 2000 graduate of Berklee School
of Music and is teaching in the public schools in Maine.
Midge is single and lives in Tampa, Florida, with her dog,
"Penny". She works as an Administrative
Assistant in the Global Pharmaceutical Division of Bausch &
Lomb.
Until Midge rejoined The Pixies Three as lead singer in the spring of
2000,
her post Mercury music had been limited to madrigal, choral and oratory
work. She is excited to recapture the Pixie sound she helped to
create
singing lead on "Birthday Party", "442 Glenwood Avenue" and "Cold, Cold
Winter and to rebuild relationships and friendships of the early 60's.
Bonnie (Long) Walker 
Bonnie (Long) Walker joined The Pixies Three in 1964. She
graduated
from high school in 1966 and remained in the Pixies' hometown of
Hanover,
Pennsylvania. After the group broke up, she continued performing with
the
"Chimes" as the only female vocalist in a ten piece regional band with
venues in Maryland and southern Pennsylvania. She also continues
to sing in her church choir. For over fifteen years Bonnie worked
as an Executive Assistant at an engineering firm in York,
Pennsylvania.
Today, Bonnie resides in Middleburg, Florida, with her husband, Ike and
her cat "Tinker". She now works in marketing for a real estate
development company. Her new employer has been very flexible,
allowing her to schedule
rehearsals and travel with the group. She and Ike are active in
their
church and are avid golfers.
Kaye (McCool) Krebs
Kaye (McCool) Krebs graduated in 1964 and pursued a career in
education
which included: public school teaching; program design in child
abuse/neglect
prevention; operations/management and consulting. Her reunion with The
Pixies in 1991 ended a twenty-five year hiatus from performing. She has
established a recording studio, "Kristebelle Sound", and now creates
the musical tracks for The Pixies Three performances and
produces/records their CD's. Kaye and
her husband, Gary, a pediatrician, reside in Virginia Beach,
Virginia. Their daughter Stephanie received her BA from the
University
of Virginia ('01). She works as a Project Manager for an internet
company based in Norfolk, Virginia. She resides in Virginia Beach with
her cat, "Greyson". Their older daughter, Kristin received her BA
from Yale University ('93) and her MBA from Columbia University
('99). She
married in 2001. She is a Brand Manager for a pharmaceutical company
and lives and works in New York City with her husband, Josh, and
their dog, "Virginia".
Debbie (Swisher) Horn 
After the Pixies broke up in 1965, the lead singer, Debbie (Swisher)
Horn,
signed with Boom Records and released "You're So Good to Me" b/w "Thank
You and Goodnight". The following year she replaced Peggy Santiglia as
the lead singer of the Angels, recording four singles for RCA. In her
two
year stint with the Angels, Debbie appeared at many top venues
including
Caesar's Palace, the Fontainebleau and the Dean Martin TV show. In 1968
she went solo, settling down in the Oklahoma City area where she
recorded
country and gospel material and formed a successful show band,
performing
regularly at the Fountainhead Resort Hotel. In 1995, Debbie gave up her
full time commitment to the band in order to perform with The Pixies
Three
and travel at leisure with her husband, Bob. She left The Pixies
Three in January, 2000.
