[2][3] Terry is also credited for creating the band's iconic costumes, having personally stitched together their original custom rashguards and helmets from spare lycra and neoprene he acquired from Aleeda, a wetsuit-manufacturing company both he and his brother worked for at the time.
[4][5] During his tenure with The Aquabats, Terry played trumpet and similar valved instruments on all of the band's recordings from their 1994 demo tapes to the 2000 compilation Myths, Legends and Other Amazing Adventures, Vol.
His departure was informally announced on The Aquabats' website in a September 7, 2002 news update, facetiously stating that a vague "terrible accident" had left him "incapacitated indefinitely...allegedly".
[8] Since leaving The Aquabats, Terry has pursued a career in apparel design, having worked for both RVCA and Nike.
In February 2024, it was announced that Terry had rejoined The Aquabats as an official member for their seventh studio album, Finally!.