File:Michael Joseph Borland (1947-2020) and John Earl Borland II (1948) in Supa Nova circa 1975.jpg

From left to right are:

• John Earl Borland II (born 1948)
• Michael Joseph Borland (1947-2020)
• Jerry Morano, seated
• J.B. Keator
• Jimmy Fay, drummer

I'm on the left, my brother next to me, Jerry Morano, congas and lead singer is seated, JB, our bass player has his arms crossed, and Jimmy Fay, our drummer is on the right. All of us were from Jersey City except JB who came from NJ, but I can't remember where he lived in NJ. Jerry sent me some pictures of the band and there is 1 picture of all the people who lived with the band. I'll forward his email. (Source: John Earl Borland II (1948) on December 8, 2022)

The second photo is Supa Nova, John and Zack (that was Michael’s nickname that he carried with him from J.C.), me seated and JB Keator standing behind me. He was from Rumson, N.J. He was recruited into the band by Michael Buczek a drummer for us who replaced Dave Peck. They were both from Rumson. This photo was from our house on Lassen Ave. Chico CA., where we all lived together. It was part of an abandoned orchard with many out buildings. John lived in an old water tower, there was a barn and a teepee where various hippies would stay. This photo was about 1974. One of the last photos of the band that featured all of us. Zack kept the band name going for a few years after but I was no longer involved. (Source: Jerry Morano on December 9, 2022)

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