Lee Abraham is a progressive rock musician from Southampton in England. After playing in numerous cover bands in bars he realized that he wanted to pursue song-writing in the progressive rock vein.

After several home-recording type releases to family and friends, Lee started to circulate his work much more widely thanks to the Spock's Beard message board. Board members became willing sounding boards for Lee's music when he released his third CD Pictures in the Hall. Many kind and encouraging comments were given and gave Lee the confidence to record a fourth, his most ambitious and complex work to date - the concept album View from the Bridge.

Lee was also fortunate enough to have some top class musicians appear on his new album, including Martin Orford from IQ (also featured in the Tsunami Projekt CD), Karl Groom from Threshold, Sarah Bolter from Galahad and the Tsunami Projekt CD Director and Split Personality member Barry Thompson. The music was also mastered and packaged in the industry accepted way in an attempt to fit in with the market of professional albums.

The album, which is receiving high praise from many critics including Nick Shilton from the mighty Classic Rock magazine (UK publication), is available from www.destinyrecords.uk.com

The track which appears on the Tsunami Projeckt CD is perhaps the strongest track from Lee's second album Private Progress, entitled Be The Heroes. All instruments are handled by Lee except the drums, which were done by Lee's long-time drummer friend, Gerald Mulligan.