Tommy Guerrero

Tommy Guerrero, born Thomas Marc Guerrero on September 9, 1966, in San Francisco, California, is an American musician, composer and professional skateboarder of Ohlone, Chilean and Filipino descent on his father's side. As a teenager he was a prominent member of the Bones Brigade, the Powell Peralta team of the 1980s that also included Tony Hawk and Steve Caballero, and he was known for a relaxed style of street skateboarding filmed mostly in San Francisco for videos such as The Search for Animal Chin, Public Domain and Ban This. With his hometown friend and teammate Jim Thiebaud he started the skateboarding company Real. He later played in bands including Free Beer, Jerry's Kids, Revenge and Jet Black Crayon and released many albums under his own name.