Layzie, Krayzie, Bizzy and Wish (stylized as Wi$h) re-branded their initial Band-Aid Boys moniker to B.O.N.E. I really feel good about giving people opportunity.” - Kermit Henderson But I like the opportunity to be able to showcase people.
“I basically will do public service: advising guys what to do, giving them options of recording studios to go to, the people to contact with demos, suggesting to them how to increase their skills. In May 1993, Cleveland, Ohio entrepreneur Kermit Henderson provided mentorship instrumental in assisting the group achieve preliminary success, as he recorded their first album Faces of Death in his studio and released it on his label, Stoney Burke Records. Then singing old songs turned into, ‘Well, let’s harmonize right here.’ ” - Layzie “While we stood on the block and kicked it all night, and was out doing our thing as children, we would stand around and sing old songs. Youngest member Bizzy Bone (Bryon McCane II) joined the group at age thirteen when he relocated back to Cleveland, Ohio after a notoriously harrowing childhood. Layzie first met Krayzie Bone (Anthony Henderson) in seventh grade, when he and Flesh-N would beatbox and Krayzie would rap. The recognized leader Layzie Bone (Steven Howse) is the younger brother of oft-absent and eldest member Flesh-N Bone (Stanley Howse), while both are cousins of Wish Bone (Charles Scruggs, Jr.).
The five members of Bone Thugs have always been family-orientated.
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