80s/90s "Christian metal" bassists - where are they now?

[jaywa]

Interested if anyone knows the current doings of any of these bands/bassists (apologies that I don't know all of their names):

Stryper (Tim Gaines) - I saw Stryper several times and remember being amazed how skinny he was and how long his fingers were. Played Arias as I recall. I thought he was a pretty good player that never got enough love in the mix.

Bloodgood (forgot first name, his last name was Bloodgood) - the only bassist I ever saw play a Kubikci bass live. Their singer was really good too - good voice and amazing stage presence.

Barren Cross (name unknown) - These guys were ringers for Iron Maiden and their singer nailed that sound and their bassist had great tone a la Steve Harris. I think he played G&Ls but I'm not sure.

Trytan (name unknown) - They sounded a lot like Rush and were a trio, too, IIRC.

Saint (name unknown) - Sounded a lot like Judas Priest and their bass player had great tone.

Daryl Mansfield Band (name unknown) - Their bassist was left-handed and it was the first time I had ever seen a right handed bass played lefty a la Jimmy Haslip with the lowest string on the bottom. I remember wondering how in the heck anyone could ever play a bass that way.

All of these bands go way way back but I would be interested to know if any of their bassists are still playing out. Thanks in advance.

[thedeester]

Michael Bloodgood is still playing with the band Bloodgood and you can see thier web site at http://www.bloodgoodband.com/band/michael.html

[bassgod76]

Whitecross had tons of different bassists and drummers. To me, Butch Dillon during the, "In the Kingdom" tour was fantastic. He did the first bass solo I have ever seen, and that fateful day in 1990 was when I knew the bass was my future.