Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

Ledner, MichaelLedner, author of “You Are My Hiding Place,” is seniorpastor of the Pentecostal (Four Square) emerging churchflavored Desert Streams Chapel in Scottsdale, Arizona. Itdescribes itself as “a post modern, relevant and relational”church.LeFevre, MylonMylon LeFevre (b. 1944) grew up in a family thatperformed Southern gospel. He le the family group in the1960s over “group tensions and a dispute about hissideburns” (CCM Magazine, July 1998, p. 76), and his musichas had a rebellious character ever since. He embarked on arock & roll career and released his first solo album in 1970. Itwas supposed to be a “Christian” rock album, but LeFevreadmits that he and his fellow band members smokedmarijuana together and he soon fell away from church (JohnW. Styll, “Mylon LeFevre: e Solid Rocker,” CCM Magazine,March 1986). Aer performing with some of the mostfamous rock groups, such as e Who, the Rolling Stones,and Little Richard, and becoming a slave to drugs (includinga near-fatal overdose of heroin in 1973), LeFevre made “arecommitment” to Jesus in 1980 while attending a concert bythe early CCM group 2nd Chapter of Acts. (LaFevre had beenrecording and performing Christian music with Phil Keaggyand others since 1976.)In the 1980s he formed the “Christian rock” group BrokenHeart, and they released their first album, Brand New Start, in1982. His 1985 album was the absurd and unscriptural Sheepin Wolves Clothing.In 1987, LeFevre and his band attempted to “cross over” tomainstream rock by renaming themselves “Look Up.” eself-titled album contained lyrics that were religious butabstract:208