Gibby Haynes

Gibby Haynes, born in Dallas, TX, is known for his wild antics as Butthole Surfers frontman. With hits like "Pepper," he collaborated with Ministry and Johnny Depp, and had mainstream success with the album Electriclarryland. Despite early success in accounting, he pursued music with Paul Leary, producing experimental punk sound. Haynes recovered from drug addiction, worked as a radio host, and appeared in films like Freaked and Dead Man.