Frank - Guitar/Vocals
In 1968, my earliest friends, (all this at the age of four, mind you!) were a Sears record player and a stack of 45's from the era of Motown, British Invasion, American Pop and Soul. My only interest was hearing what was going on in the music that was making me play them over and over again. Very early on I could listen to the harmonies on a Beach Boys or Beatles record and tell one of my four older sisters what part to sing while I sang counterpoint. I would love to tell you that this was the beginning of an Osmond Brothers or Jackson 5 type of story, but there wasn't that type of talent in my home in Brooklyn U.S.A. ! Soon after that my parents heard that I had a good ear for a melody. THEY BOUGHT ME A SET OF DRUMS ! After a few years toiling around in rythmic mediocrity, I traded my drums in for a guitar and began my career of musical mediocrity. Learning the instrument was slow and painful, (and still is), but I was soon adept enough to play in local cover bands, and later on, many, many, many, Punk and New Wave bands . After that there was an endless stream of Hair bands, (wish I had some of that back),song writing projects, and college credits in the music field, (yes I actually can tell you what I'm playing!). All the rest is really inconsequential, until of course, I met my current musical foils. Now I play great songs every couple of weekends with a group of the best and nicest musicians in the state of New Jersey and actually get paid to do it! Such is my plight as a ROCK STAR!
Influences include: The Beatles ,Keith Richards,Les Paul,Sinatra,Sam Cook,and Frankie Trombino

Roger - Keyboards / Vocals
I would like to give thanks to God and the many musicians over the years who have shared with me stage,story and the road traveled.

Al - Bass Guitar / Vocals
Having been raised on the eclectic music of the late 60s/early 70s, Al picked up his first bass at age seventeen. His decision to learn the instrument was based less on choice than it was on necessity when in 1975 he met a group of young musicians including a drummer and two guitarists (one being the incredible Foofie Quaf). Eager to form a band, the guys suggested that Al learn the bass thus beginning a long and magical journey. Through the 70s, Al played and sang for bands such as Woodenickel, Outerbridge Crossing, and Euphoria. By the early 80's Al was co-writing and performing originals and copies with punk/new wave bands such as The Gaps, the Neutrinos, and Petey & the Pit-Bulls. Al once again joined Foofie in 1990 to form The Secret Agents Band with guitarist Bruce Callari and drummer Kevin Colligan. The original Agents were a powerful blues/rock combo, performing and recording great original pieces through the mid-90s. Also during this period Al revisted his punk past joining Foofie and drummer Rich McMullin in a side project, The Hooligans, playing the grunge/alternative music of the era. In 1999, based on popular demand, Al and Foof reformed The Secret Agents by joining up with current members Frank C. and Sergio S. The Secret Agents played the circuit for close to 13 years and morphed into what is now Sweet Karma.
Influences include: Jon Entwistle, James Jamerson, Jack Casady, Chris Squire, Graham Maby, Frankie Trombino, and the amazing Paul McCartney.

Melissa - Vocals

Melissa has been singing since age 15. She began working professionally on the band circuit in 2003, where she sang lead vocals in several wedding & party bands across the Tri-State Area. Some notable venues include the House of Blues & the Sands in Atlantic City, Jenkinson's at the Jersey Shore, as well as many NYC Hotels, Clubs & Restaurants. She has done studio recording for a variety of commercials and original projects. Combining a healthy mix of R&B, soul, alternative and classic rock. Melissa's eclectic musical influences range from the bands Queen to Pearl Jam, from Mariah Carey to Lauryn Hill. Packing a punch of high energy to all of her performances, it quickly becomes evident that it has always been Melissa's passion to sing.

Sergio - Drums/Sound/DJ
Sergio came to the shores of America in a rubber raft equipped only with one drumstick, a cowbell, and his trusty metronome. In 1968, after making it through the locks of the Panama canal, Sergio set his sites on being a part of the first wave of The Spanish Invasion. Such groups as Santana and Trini Lopez were then topping the Billboard charts, but Sergio had no such luck catching on. He then settled for a stint as a Dunkin' Donuts counterperson, and became hopelessly addicted to cafeine, an addiction which he carries with him till this very day. After leaving Dunkin' Donuts he headed in the direction of an ill fated audition for Los Lobos, after which Sergio swore never to play the drums again. During the 80's and most of the 90's, Sergio played the role of mad scientist, while stuggling with his caffeine addiction. During this time he invented the rolling rack, professional stage lighting, and the wheelie bag. Those are just the few of his inventions that are musical industry standard of today. Then one day the secret agents approached Sergio with a bunch of lies and empty promises about playing Latin Percussion for the them. After realizing that they were not Hispanic (and never could be), Sergio settled into the drummers chair anyway and now has been handling that responsibility for over 9 years. Sergio is the driving inspiration that keeps us heading in the right direction.
Influences include the Energizer Bunny and that Monkey drum playing toy !

Foofie - Guitar/Vocals
Frustrated because his parents thought the drums were to loud Foof started playing guitar at age 9. He first took lessons at Sickles Music on Newark Ave. in Jersey City and then private lessons until age 15. Foof's first gig (age 11) was a Girl Scout communion breakfast. He played The Doors - Light My Fire (take from that what you may). At 17 he formed his first band, Woodenickel. Throughout the 70's and early 80's Woodenickle morphed into other bands (Outerbridge Crossing, Euphoria, The Gaps) and went thru more drummers than Spinal Tap. The early 80's found Foof writing and performing originals in the Nutrinos and 'Petey and the Pitbulls. By the mid-80's he was playing originals at The Dirt Club, CBGB's, and Kenny's Castaways with Broken English. Lots of fun, no income. Throughout the 90's and 00's he played with the Secret Agents Band. The original lineup played lots of originals as well and spent alot of time in the recording studio. You can here the agents playing 'Hard Mans Hand' on the first annual 'New York Jazz and Blues CD'). He is now happy to be playing with Sweet Karma (and happy some of those Secret Agents are still with him).
Influences include George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn, George Benson, Tommy Giambusso (High School Buddy and current Agent's bass player) and Dickie Betts.