Eve 6 were a punk-pop trio that scored three Top 40 hits during the late '90s and early 2000s. The founders of the band -- guitarist Jon Siebels and bassist/vocalist Max Collins -- signed a contract with RCA Records while still attending high school in La Crescenta, a neighborhood in northern Los Angeles. Originally called Eleventeen, it took the band two years -- plus the addition of a new drummer, Tony Fagenson -- to release its debut. The delay was intentional, as RCA Records had demanded the bandmates graduate from high school before releasing any material. While waiting to issue their debut album (which ultimately arrived in 1998), Eve 6 sharpened their act by playing local coffeehouses.