He began to play in bands at the age of 13 as a singer and guitarist, but had to be content with jamming and backing a few older blues musicians before forming his own ensemble late in 1994.

I was born with a restless soul, who needs new things and travelling and exploring..."[2] Sas drew inspiration for his playing from Hendrix, Peter Green, Alvin Lee, Freddie King, and his key influence, Rory Gallagher.

Sas commented that Coming Home was, "A very personal album with lots of stories I have been through the last years: loss of friends, the changing world, etc".

Performing alongside Sas (guitars and vocals) were Roland Bakker on Hammond organ and piano, and Lars-Erik Van Elzakker on drums and percussion.

[7] It came in the wake of the death of the band's friend and fellow musician, Fotis Anagnostou,[8] which provided Sas with inspiration for his songwriting process.