Teaser	1978	P/A	Vertigo 6413506
LPIn 1978 kwam Peter Koelewijn in aanraking met Adje van den Berg en zijn groep Teaser (Jos Veldhuizen, Peter van Eyk en Nico de Gooijer). Peter vroeg Adje een LP te maken voor zijn produktiemaatschappij Born Free. De plaat werd opgenomen in de Wisseloord Studio met technicus Pieter Nieboer. De LP werd geen bestseller maar later wél een collectors item.De carrière van Ad begon onstuimige vormen aan te nemen: hij werd één der vooraanstaande gitaristen van de wereld in zijn eigen band Vandenberg en in de Amerikaanse formatie White Snake.

What you need is love It´s gonna be allright	1978	P	Vertigo 6012959
Single van de LP “Teaser”. Beide liedjes zijn van Adje v.d. Berg. Opgenomen in de Wisseloord Studio met technicus Pieter Nieboer.

Teaser originated from Enschede, a major industrial town in the East of the Netherlands. Having moved there in his teens, Adrian began by playing in bands like Mother of Pearl (with Jos Zoomer, later to become the drummer in a later version of Teaser and Vandenberg).  Darling (the group with whom Adrian recorded his first single), the Jaap Dekker Boogie Set and Magic Box, both bands featuring well-known Dutch pianists.

At every opportunity, Adrian tried to go and see a band called Maddogs who had in their ranks a singer with an incredible voice; Jos Veldhuizen. Adrian was several years younger than Jos, whose band even owned their own P.A., making him slightly reluctant to approach him. However, when Maddogs recruited a new bass player Adrian realized that he'd have to act fast: "I've got to act now otherwise they may find an amazing guitarist and ruin all my plans". His imagination and aspirations were endless; gold albums, world tours, beautiful women, fast cars, caviars and champagne, to name but a few. To cut a long story short, it was an offer no one would have dared refuse. The reality of course was slightly different: long car drives through Germany to play at some military bases in the middle of nowhere, and not enough cash to go round.

Eventually, Adrian's connections in the music business rewarded Teaser with a recording contract, the result was a self-titled first (and only album); a self-produced, rough edged blues rock album featuring Adrian's melodic, direct approach to guitar playing, his own sleeve art-work and Veldhuizen's soulful rock 'n' roll voice, a voice reminiscent of Paul Rodgers' early work. The combination of these two musical forces, backed by such talents as bass player Peter van Eyk and drummer Nico de Gooyer, resulted in the writing of songs which are as memorable as they are accessible. However, it's very unlikely that anyone outside The Netherlands, except for a few old soldiers, has ever heard of Teaser. Mention the name Vandenberg and you'll get a different reaction of course. Rumour has it that around this time Adrian auditioned for a guitarist-spot in Thin Lizzy, but that never worked out. Adrian instigated a number of changes in Teaser's line-up. Enlisting the help of Jos Zoomer, former Turbo (another Dutch rock-band) bass-player Dick Kemper, and singer Bert Heerink. The new band rallied together and started creating their own brand of classically orientated melodic blues rock.. Jos Veldhuizen opted for a bluesier approach and became the lead singer in Flavium, an excellent Dutch blues band. 

Teaser's very first demo out-takes got them an American recording deal, and the band's name was changed to Vandenberg.  Their first album was recorded at Jimmy Page's Sol studios in England. It was at the end of 1982 that the band went nervously to a Whitesnake concert to present David Coverdale with a copy of their album. Although Coverdale later claimed that it was Adrian's girlfriend who he was interested in, he told them at that time that he was impressed by them, and asked for Adrian's phone number. The Dutch Windmill would be the first guitarist Coverdale phoned after the firing of Micky Moody. Due to the massive chart success of Vandenberg's single "Burning Heart", the timing wasn't exactly perfect. A number of years later the perfect opportunity presented itself when Coverdale needed musicians to help promote the Whitesnake "1987" album. Joining Whitesnake gave Adrian an opportunity to work with one of his all time heroes and to meet many other idols on the way. The Teaser album started it all.

Discography

1978 7" Do it to me / Don't tease me Philips 6012779
1978 7" What you need is love / It's gonna be alright Vertigo 6012959
1979 7" Oh Theresa / I need love Vertigo 6012964
1980 7" Now I need you more than ever / Roll thru' the night CBS 8398
(note: 1980 single in Vandenberg style, but still with Veldhuizen as vocalist
Roll thru' the night still played at Vandenberg live gigs)

1978 LP Teaser Vertigo 6413506
1. What you need is love
2. I've sold my soul to rock 'n' roll
3. Ride on train
4. Don't break my heart
5. Don't try to change me
6. I need love
7. Leave me if you want to
8. I'm a bad man
9. It's gonna be alright
10. Do it to me

1977 CD Teaser Pseudonym CDP-1045-DD
bonus tracks:
1. Don't tease me
2. Oh Theresa (single mix)
3. Oh Theresa (old mix)

The band's biography was taken from the Teaser CD reissue, written by Hans van den Heuvel, chief editor of "The Heavy and Hard Rock encyclopedia", editor of Dutch "Oor" music magazine.

 TURBO

Turbo – Lack of Money

Label: CBS Grammofoonplaten BV

Catalog#:CBS 7248

Format:Vinyl, 7"

Country:Netherlands

Released:1979

Genre:Rock

Style:Hard Rock, Pop Rock

Credits:Producer - Turbo

Tracklisting:

A Lack Of Money (3:10)

Lyrics By - Leen Barbier
Music By - Turbo

B You Can Move (4:20)

Lyrics By - Leen Barbier
Music By - Floris Kolvenbach

Turbo – Pretty Eveline

Label: CBS Grammofoonplaten BV

Catalog#:CBS 7347

Format:Vinyl, 7"

Country:Netherlands

Released:1979

Genre:Rock

Style:Hard Rock, Pop Rock

Credits:Producer - Turbo
Written-By - Floris Kolvenbach , Leen Barbier

Tracklisting:

A Pretty Eveline (3:45)

B Hustler Joe (2:28)

Turbo  - Snowgirl

Label:

CBS Grammofoonplaten BV

Catalog#: CBS 7834

Format: Vinyl, 7"

Country: Netherlands

Released: 1979

Genre: Rock

Style: Hard Rock, Pop Rock

Credits: Producer - Turbo (4)

Tracklisting:

A Snowgirl (4:31)

Lyrics By - Leen Barbier
Music By - Turbo (4)

B Twilight Zone (4:18)

Lyrics By - Jody Daniel
Music By - Albert Veldkamp , Leen Barbier

Label: CBS Grammofoonplaten BV

Catalog#:CBS 83625

Format:Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:Netherlands

Released:1979

Genre:Rock

Style:Hard Rock, Pop Rock

Credits:Backing Vocals - Bea Willemsen (tracks: A1, A2, A5, B1, B4) , Jody Pijper (tracks: A1, A2, A5, B1, B4) , Monica Tjen A Kwoei (tracks: A1, A5 to B2)
Bass - Charles Schutters
Drums - Eugène Arts
Engineer - Robin Freeman
Guitar, Keyboards - Jos Jaspers
Guitar, Vocals - Leen Barbier
Lyrics By - Henk van Krimpen (tracks: A4, B1, B3) , Leen Barbier (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B1 to B5)
Music By - Floris Kolvenbach (tracks: A2, A4, A5, B3, B4) , Leen Barbier (tracks: A3, A6, B1) , Turbo (4) (tracks: A1, B2, B5)
Producer - Turbo (4)

Notes:Recorded and mixed in Relight Studio 1, Hilvarenbeek, Holland, during a ten day session, February 1979

Tracklisting:

A1 Lack Of Money (3:10)

A2 Pretty Eveline (4:21)

A3 Motorbike Song (3:12)

Lyrics By - Jody Daniel
Music By - Nico Groen

A4 Hustler Joe (2:28)

A5 Time Traveller (4:42)

Lyrics By - Floris Kolvenbach

A6 Twilight Zone (4:18)

Lyrics By - Jody Daniel
Music By - Albert Veldkamp

B1 Road Groover (3:03)

Music By - Albert Veldkamp