Jerry Only, born Gerald Caiafa on April 21, 1959, is an American musician best known as the bassist and co-founder of the punk rock band Misfits. Formed in 1977, the Misfits became iconic for their horror-themed lyrics, distinctive imagery, and energetic performances, significantly influencing the punk and horror punk genres. Only's notable works include the Misfits' seminal albums such as "Static Age" (1978), "Walk Among Us" (1982), and "American Psycho" (1997), the latter marking the band's resurgence after their initial breakup in 1983. He is also recognized for his distinctive style, characterized by his devilock hairstyle and the use of skull imagery, particularly the "Crimson Ghost" logo. Beyond his musical contributions, Only has had a significant impact on the punk scene, helping to define the aesthetic and cultural ethos of horror punk. The Misfits' legacy continues to resonate, influencing a wide range of artists across various genres, from punk and metal to pop culture as a whole. Jerry Only remains an enduring figure in the music industry, celebrated for his contributions to both the band and the broader punk movement.