
Gay Mix Vol 1
Overview
David Skyler is 28 years old and one tall glass of water. Step-brothers Kyle Brant and Greyson Lane couldn't be more opposite one another. Mathias and Ryan Jordan haven't had much luck filling out the lineup for their band since moving west, but their fortune is about to turn around when drummer Steve Rickz answers their audition call.
Top Cast


David Skylar
David Skylar
David Skylar


Greyson Lane
Greyson Lane
Greyson Lane


Kyle Brant
Kyle Brant
Kyle Brant


Mathias
Mathias
Mathias


Ryan Jordan
Ryan Jordan
Ryan Jordan


Steve Rickz
Steve Rickz
Steve Rickz
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