"Back To Zero Now" by Tommy Keene

Tommy Keene was an underground power pop legend from Maryland who started culling his dedicated fan base in the 80s with his catchy and crunchy tunes. Bouncing between Cheap Trick and The Replacements, his sound has influenced many other artists in the genre.

Despite never having had chart success himself, he has helped others to do so. For example, Keene played guitar on "Broadway," which was a hit for the Goo Goo Dolls in 1998.

The prolific artist recorded nine studio albums before passing away unexpectedly at the age of 59 in 2017. "Back To Zero Now" surfaced on the 1993 compilation record, "The Real Underground," as a previously unreleased track.