One-Armed Phoenix Drummer, 19, Debuts Band After Battling Cancer and Scoliosis

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Marcus Klepacki, a 19-year-old musician from Phoenix, Arizona, is set to perform with his new band, Third Man Factor. What makes his drumming especially remarkable is that he plays a full acoustic drum kit with just one arm. Klepacki faced serious health challenges in his early years, including scoliosis and leukemia. He discovered his love for music through Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Centers, which helped shape his artistic path. The band's sound draws inspiration from 1990s alternative rock and grunge.

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