Kevin Zingale was about nine when his parents took him to see Peter Frampton in concert. By the time he got home, he knew what he wanted to do with his life.

“I want to play guitar. I want to do what he’s doing.”

His dad pulled an ’80s Japanese Fender Strat from the back of a closet, a guitar Kevin didn’t even know he owned. Kevin still has it today.

Years later, a job at Guitar Center pulled Kevin deeper into the Temecula music scene. It’s where he met his wife, Elanna, and David “Scoop” Brockenborough, his brother-in-law, close friend and bandmate.

That commitment took shape with Endeavor. Kevin remembers rehearsing at drummer Jimmy Marshall’s house every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. They were tightening the instrumentation and building multi-part vocal harmonies. The band rehearsed for  ...