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Ace Troubleshooter

Origin Minnesota
Country United States
Years active 1996–2005
Genre(s) Pop punk
Label(s) Tooth & Nail Records
Members John Warne
Toby David
Joe Krube
Josh Abbott
Past members Ben Dewey
Isaac Deaton
Cody Oaks
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Ace Troubleshooter was a Christian pop-punk band signed to Tooth & Nail Records. According to John Warne, he came up with the band's name after reading "ace troubleshooter" in a history book.

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Death of Ace

Ace Troubleshooter came to an abrupt end in February 2005 when lead singer John Warne left to play bass for Relient K. Toby David posted the announcement of the



Ace's death on the band's message board.

Members

The Ace Troubleshooter lineup changed several times, and only two original members remained when the band came to an end. The final lineup follows.

  • John Warne: vocals, guitar
  • Toby David: guitar
  • Joe Krube: bass
  • Josh Abbott: drums

Discography

Title Year Label
Back in the Shootin' Match 1996 None
Don't Stop a Rockin' 1999 None
Ace Troubleshooter 2000 BEC
The Madness of the Crowds 2002 Tooth & Nail
It's Never Enough 2004 Tooth & Nail


Ace Troubleshooter
John Warne · Toby David · Joe Krube · Josh Abbott
Albums
Back in the Shootin' Match · Don't Stop a Rockin' · Ace Troubleshooter · The Madness of the Crowds · It's Never Enough

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