Heather Ceravolo

Heather Giselle Ceravolo (born September 1, 1965) is a American singer/songwriter. Self identifying as a "punk diva", she is currently the co-lead vocalist/bassist of hardcore/pop punk band The Missionaries and the bassist/co-backing vocalist of Icelandic thrash metal band Snæfellsjökull.

Early life
Heather Giselle Ceravolo was born on September 1, 1965 in, , the daughter of a U.S. Coast Guard warrant officer. Her brother Miles was born in Key West in 1967, two years after her. When her father retired from the Coast Guard, he got a job with and moved the family to the  in.

She received her first bass guitar, a HB-1  Bass, at the age of 10. Her influences include, , , and.

Personal life
Ceravolo's hobbies include collecting fashion dolls and American football. She is a longtime fan of the. She currently lives in.

Signature basses
Ceravolo is most often seen playing Fender basses. Between 2002 and 2006 Fender produced the Heather Ceravolo Signature Bass. For all intents and purposes, the Heather Ceravolo Signature Bass was a, but with a sparkly purple finish, a jet black pickguard, women's restroom symbols on the fretboard instead of dots, and a onboard distortion system. This model was discontinued in 2006, but was put back into production by as the Squier Heather Ceravolo Bad Girl Bass.

Other basses
Ceravolo still owns her first bass, a blue HB-1  Bass she was given at the age of 10. She most notably used it in some of The Missionaries' earliest shows, and on her first tour with Snæfellsjökull.