Ramone is the twenty-seven year old lead singer of the infamous wild west themed glam rock band Quantum Impulse. The band was originally formed in Mystery Kentucky in the late 1960s/early 1970s by Ramone Westwood and his best friend (and secret lover) Bruce Quinn. Upon realizing Bruce had very little want in involvement outside of lyric writng, he quickly sought help from his friends Tim Mattingly (known as his stage name Casey Vale), and Cerise Law. The band had garnered attention from local cities as well as surrounding states but was never able to do anything large tour-wise due to the fact Ramone still lived with his parents until 1973 when he moved into a small cottage with Bruce. QI first encountered the ghost of their future fame when playing at a venue in the nearby town of Petting called The Basement. The co-owners of the venue, the father-son duo of Tommy & Joseph Crume, owned the local label Found Feather Records which had recently been scouting out a new band to sign for a tour. Their breadwinner band Hot Catch was going on their world tour in late 1973 early 1974, and had no opener. The record deal made it so that they'd be thrown into stardom and have their new record "Kiss Me" distributed all over the world. It was a tough call but they decided to say yes to it and got ready for the tour later that year. Things went horribly wrong, though, and Bruce was wiped from the credit section of their record release last minute due to an error. Since he wasn't a touring members he was not allowed to go, thus creating tension between him, Ramone, and the label which only kept getting worse as time went on. Their consistent infamy as a band comes from the late 1974 murder-suicide incident where Ramone was driven by Bruce into an oncoming train. The band broke up after that. Ramone and Bruce are still together in the afterlife since the situation got resolved between them, but Earth 1 still clings on to their music under QI for the band's gorey demise.