MARSHALL TWP. — Crack the Sky deserved to be bigger, though the Weirton, W.Va., rock band notched enough moments of greatness to have earned a devout fan base. "I like to call them Crackheads ...

Crack The Sky released their self-titled debut album in 1975. Praised by the critics, most notably Rolling Stone Magazine gave a glowing review and “Debut Album of the Year” honors.

Crack the Sky were born in 1973, when a 20-year-old Witkowski, then working in a Weirton, West Virginia, music shop, approached a mysterious-looking stranger playing the bass line to Grand Funk ...

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Arguably one of progressive rocks greatest bands to emerge out of the ’70s, Crack The Sky, whose current line up features original members John Palumbo (lead vocals/guitar), Rick Witkowski (l… ...