Duane Peters, born on December 6th, 1961 in Anaheim, California, was destined to become a legendary figure in the worlds of both skateboarding and punk rock. From a young age, Peters showed a natural talent for skateboarding, spending hours perfecting his skills on the streets and in empty swimming pools.
It wasn't long before Peters caught the attention of the skateboarding world, landing sponsorships and turning professional at a young age. His fearless style and innovative tricks set him apart from his peers, earning him the title of Transworld Skateboarding's Legend in 2003.
Aside from his skateboarding success, Peters also found fame as the lead singer of the punk rock band U.S. Bombs. Known for their high-energy performances and politically charged lyrics, the band gained a loyal following in the punk scene.
Despite his success, Peters battled with personal demons, including a well-documented struggle with drug addiction. His struggles with substance abuse would prove to be a constant challenge throughout his life, impacting both his career and personal relationships.
In 2002, Peters married Corey Parks, a fellow musician and professional skateboarder. The couple shared a passion for music and skateboarding, forming a strong bond that supported Peters through his personal struggles.
Throughout his career, Peters influenced countless skateboarders and musicians with his fearless attitude and unique style. His impact can be seen in the careers of pro skateboarders like Tony Hawk, as well as in the music of punk bands inspired by U.S. Bombs.
Today, Peters continues to skate and perform with U.S. Bombs, sharing his passion for music and skateboarding with fans around the world. Despite facing many challenges throughout his life, Peters remains a true legend in both the skateboarding and punk rock communities.