The Quests (American band)

The Quests were an American garage rock band formed in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1964. They are best known for their 1966 regional hit, "Sinderella," a raw, energetic track that has become a staple of garage rock compilations and a sought-after record among collectors.

The band's lineup typically consisted of:

• [Member Name if Known - otherwise, describe role] (Vocals)
• [Member Name if Known - otherwise, describe role] (Guitar)
• [Member Name if Known - otherwise, describe role] (Bass)
• [Member Name if Known - otherwise, describe role] (Drums)
• [Member Name if Known - otherwise, describe role] (Keyboards - if applicable)

(Note: More specific member information is often difficult to verify definitively for garage bands of this era. Add names and roles as reliably sourced information becomes available.)

The Quests primarily performed in the Michigan and Midwestern club circuit, playing alongside other regional acts. "Sinderella" garnered significant local airplay and led to some touring opportunities. While they recorded other songs, including a follow-up single, they failed to replicate the success of "Sinderella."

The band dissolved by the late 1960s. Despite their relatively short lifespan and limited commercial success, The Quests are remembered for their contribution to the garage rock sound and the enduring popularity of "Sinderella." The song continues to be reissued on various compilations and is considered a classic example of the genre.