Tony Alva

Skateboarder and musician

Tony Alva - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 2nd, 1957
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An influential skateboarder and musician, contributed significantly to the development of modern skateboarding in the 1970s. Alva was one of the original members of the Z-Boys skateboarding team, which revolutionized skateboarding by introducing new tricks and styles. After transitioning from skateboarding, Alva gained recognition as a bassist, collaborating with various bands throughout his career. His skill in both sports and music has inspired generations of skateboarders and musicians alike.

Pioneered the vertical skateboarding movement

Was a key member of the Z-Boys

Recorded music with The Alva Brothers

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