The bass tracks on the album were finished by original band member Aaron Comess.

But Mr. Comess did not back down, and the competitor has not been heard from since.

"The density of restaurants and restaurant customers is beyond belief," Mr. Comess said.

That is one reason why Mr. Comess built his bakery close to Manhattan.

In July, court rules in favor of Comess regarding the October 2002 lawsuit.

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Production for the album was handled primarily by Bilal and Aaron Comess.

"Bakers are known for being socially maladjusted," said Noel Comess, who nevertheless chose the life.

Drummer Aaron Comess of the Spin Doctors is 41.

"You need a market that values the taste," said Noel Comess, Tom Cat's president.

The baguette, says Noel Labat Comess, is the fruit fly of bread.

"It was a rude awakening," said Mr. Comess, who laughs at the incident now as he imitates the rough language.

Rock musician Aaron Comess (Spin Doctors) is 43.

Eventually, he was discovered by Aaron Comess from the Spin Doctors during an after-school jam session.

But Aaron Comess, 37, the drummer of the Spin Doctors, said the band had faith in its record and decided to keep touring.

Dr. Comess, 31, is a scientist at Genetics Institute, a biotechnology company in Cambridge, Mass.

After being in a series of bands, White met up with Aaron Comess and participated in a group called Spade in 1988.

Trial by Tummyache It took dozens of tries for Mr. Comess to get the bread just the way he wanted it.

This album featured his longtime touring band as well as drummers, Aaron Comess, and Joe Russo.

Tending the ovens that glow 24 hours a day, Mr. Comess and his bread-baking brothers and sisters are keepers of an urban flame.

Mark quit the Spin Doctors in 1999 and the bass tracks on "Here Comes The Bride" were completed by Comess.

A Serendipitous Stroll The tale of Mr. Comess's purchase of equipment for his bakery is a story in itself.

"All providers and hospitals say they provide great patient care," said Stephen Comess, executive director of United Anesthesia Services, P.C.

In August, sold to newly formed company Comess, headed by Manuel Robledo and Luis Irisarri (later deceased)

Mr. Comess and Mr. Barron, who now had a daughter, lived in New York, and were the only members of the band in touch with each other.