Lazyeye is an Atlanta rock band that has been making music since 1996. All through high school, college, and the long journey since; Chris Giessen (bass), Jacob Heaven (guitar), and Paul Devon Lewow (vocals) have been creating solid and memorable rock music together. Lazyeye recorded a rock remix of Ludacris's single "Get Back" and performed the song with Ludacris on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and on the Spike TV Video Game Awards, in December of 2004. The "Get Back: Rock Remix" was also featured in the remake of the movie The Longest Yard, and later covered by the band Sum 41. Howard Stern featured Lazyeye's song "When the Lights Go Out" on his radio show in October 2007, and Howard is quoted as saying "I like these guys ... They are good; they deserve some attention." Lazyeye's song "Blood in the Air" was featured on the gold-selling album Ludacris Presents: Distubing tha Peace. The road of life is long, and Lazyeye continues to create great music together to this day. Maybe someday the whole world will love Lazyeye music as much as they love writing it... Lazyeye has played many great venues such as Smith’s Old Bar, Cotton Club, Masquerade, Ten High, Hard Rock, Eddie’s Attic and 40 Watt Club. Their songs have had multiple spins on the local rock radio stations. Their song “Perfect” was the #1 song of the year on www.wazee.org for 2004. Lazyeye won the first ever iSound.com battle of the bands contest with their song “When the Lights Go Out”. Howard Stern featured “When the Lights Go Out” on his radio show in October 2007. Lazyeye recorded a rock remix with Ludacris of his single “Get Back” and performed it with him on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and on the Spike TV Video Game Awards. The song is also featured in the remake of the movie “The Longest Yard.”