I understand your frustration, but trust me, sometimes having band members isn't all it's cracked up to be....We have a band it's still a work in progress, and have some great contacts...I'm th lead guitarist/vocalist...my husband the drummer... but my problem is the other guitar player, and my backup singers lol, well let's just say, were pulling must of the weight and talent, and I can't get the singers to open their mouth!! So I let one go already tonight...and now I'm looking for 2 backups...a keyboardist, violinist, and guitarist....aint got no time for these games!! so girl, if your blessed with talent....grab ahold of that confidence and show them what you got, make THEM want to be apart of "YOUR" band...so, good luck 
The best thing I cuold say about last night: it was close to home and I was home for dinner after doing 4 songs!
Venue was a coffee shop/sandwich shop place, so early OM - 6-8pm.
Hosting 'band' - 2 guys on guitar and a guy on drums (snare/small kick/hi-hat/cymbal). They were pretty unrehearsed and vocals were rough (being nice).
15 people in the place total, including the 3 folks running the shop.
After the host band did 4 songs, they called me up for 4 (Into the Mystic, Friend of the Devil, original, Behind Blue Eyes). One of the band guys said to me after first song "you're going on first next time!"
Then the only other player ther got up - had a guitar with a crapping-out pickup, so they pointed a mic at it to start - the pickup came on halfway through his first song, but host guy didn't even try to adjust the sound. I hightailed it out of there at that point.
No chance of finding a bandmate there. Moving on ...






