<sod>As much as music in the Philippines was and is greatly influenced by western artists, Wolfgang took their cue from [[Metallica]], [[Soundgarden]], [[Santana (band)|Santana]], [[Pearl Jam]], [[The Doors]], [[Black Sabbath]], [[Free (band)|Free]], and their heroes [[Led Zeppelin]], [[AC/DC]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Ozzy Osbourne]], [[Pink Floyd]] and [[Aerosmith]], among others. They began to play live gigs at Weekends Live! at the Atrium and the now-defunct Kalye Bar in [[Makati City]].  Their first big break came playing on [[DZRJ-TV|Channel 29]]'s ''RJ Junior Jam''.<eod>
<sod>As much as music in the Philippines was and is greatly influenced by western artists, Wolfgang took their cue from [[Alice in Chains]], [[Metallica]], [[Soundgarden]], [[Santana (band)|Santana]], [[Pearl Jam]], [[The Doors]], [[Black Sabbath]], [[Free (band)|Free]], and their heroes [[Led Zeppelin]], [[AC/DC]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Ozzy Osbourne]], [[Pink Floyd]] and [[Aerosmith]], among others. They began to play live gigs at Weekends Live! at the Atrium and the now-defunct Kalye Bar in [[Makati City]].  Their first big break came playing on [[DZRJ-TV|Channel 29]]'s ''RJ Junior Jam''.<eod>