Tony Scalzo , the Hawaii born singer and frontman of Fastball, is getting a fresh look back at his music career now that he is in his 60s. The new photo gallery revisits the artist who helped make the late 1990s unforgettable with Fastball’s Billboard hit “The Way.” Fastball followed that breakthrough with another memorable track, “Out of My Head,” giving Scalzo a second standout moment during the era of radio friendly alternative rock. The band’s sound landed somewhere between catchy pop instincts and emotionally bruised lyrics, which is basically the 1990s starter pack. The Fastball flashback has arrived Scalzo’s career remains closely tied to Fastball, the American rock band that turned a deceptively upbeat sound into major mainstream recognition. “The Way” became the group’s signature song and a permanent fixture on throwback playlists. The latest gallery puts the spotlight on how Scalzo looks today while celebrating the music that made him a familiar face of the late 1990s. Consider it a reminder that the decade’s one hit wonders and enduring acts are still very much part of the pop culture conversation.