Bass Wolf was born on January 8, 1967 in Japan as Hideaki Sekiguchi. He was an actor, known for Wild Zero (1999), Guitar Wolf: Red Idol (2003) and The Making of 'Wild Zer' with Guitar Wolf (2003). He died on March 31, 2005 in Tokyo, Japan.
With his band, Guitar Wolf, he has toured with bands such as The 5,6,7,8s, The Cramps, Jon Spencer's Blue Explosion, D4, and Joan Jett.
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Favorite film is The Terminator.
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Shares his birthday with both Elvis Presley and Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi.
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Has been playing the Fender Precision bass in Guitar Wolf since their formation in 1987.
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Upon the release of their album, Jet Generation, it has since been proclaimed as the loudest album ever recorded. Copies of the album have warning labels concerning the loudness of the album's sound levels.
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The band Guitar Wolf gained a strong cult following in the early 1990s by recording their own music and touring extensively. They were then signed to American independent record label Matador and released their first U.S. album, Missile Me in 1996.
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Formed the band Guitar Wolf upon meeting the band's lead singer and guitarist Seji when they were both working in adjacent shops in the Harajuku district of Tokyo.
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Sore Losers
1997
Mysterious Stranger
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Making of 'Wild Zer' with Guitar Wolf
2003
Video documentary short
Himself (as Billy)
Guitar Wolf: Red Idol
2003
Video
Himself
Wild Zero
1999
Himself
Known for movies
Wild Zero (1999) as Himself
Guitar Wolf: Red Idol (2003) as Himself
The Making of 'Wild Zer' with Guitar Wolf (2003) as Himself
$1.7 Million
