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I'm a huge Drag Racing fan, when I go to the races with my buddies the first thing we do is find the Top Fueler's and stand next to them when they fire up, if anyone has done this they know what I'm talking about, the air fill's with nitro flumes, it's kinda like getting tear gased, eyes water, can't breathe, loud as hell, it's a beautifull thing in a sick kinda way, and we call it getting our fix hench "nitrofix"
In the mid to late 80s our band had a friend named Skully
Seen here: http://www.therumph.com/showItem.php?item=47#mainpic
I was the keeper of Skully and eventually people started calling me Skully.
Since there are a ton of Skullys on the Web, the WV was added for geographic clairification.
I am still the keeper of Skully but he hasn't seen action for 15 years or so.
My main($$) gig is playing bass in a Beatles tribute band called The Eggmen, as in "I am the eggman, they are the eggmen, I am the walrus".
So, I am the Bassman.
My first name is Jeffrey, which my friends at my first job devolved into 'free because they were too lazy for 2 syllables I guess! Then, as nicknames often do, it morphed again when someone added the z on the end. "Freez". I like it; good bass player nickname like "Sting" or something. Had that nickname for over 20 years now!