  Officials said Eddie Andreini of Half Moon Bay was piloting
the Stearman biplane when it crashed in an open field away from
spectators at 2:05 p.m. Black smoke rose from the wreckage as
the tens of thousands of people who had flocked to the "Thunder
Over Solano" show were evacuated from the base.  Andreini's
plane was inverted and flying close to the ground, performing a
maneuver known as "cutting a ribbon," when something went wrong,
said Col. David Mott, 60th Operations Group commander at the
base.   Angie Giles from Antioch, a spectator, said the plane
"flipped over to do a trick and hit the ground and dragged over
the ground."  "It was a couple flames at first and then a lot of
black smoke," said another spectator, Luis Alcocer, 18.
"Everybody was just staring in awe."  The crash happened on the
second day of the weekend air show, the first day of which
attracted 85,000 spectators. The rest of Sunday's performance
was canceled.  Andreini had flown planes since he was 16 years
old and had performed stunt