I guess you could say I was born to sing.

My parents were nightclub and radio performers in New York City

And after much prodding on my part, when I was just

three years old they incorporated me into the family act which also

included my older sister.  Not many small children can sing melody,

let alone four-part harmony.

By the time I was ten, I had taught myself to play the guitar and piano

and I as was writing songs that as a teenager I performed in

a variety of venues.  I also lent my talents to musical theatre

appearing in local and school productions of

The Mikado, The Sound of Music, The Music Man and Man of La Mancha.

At the same time I began singing and fronting for pop, dance and

rock bands that performed in clubs on Long Island.

After a brief time in Nashville I moved to Los Angeles.

While in Los Angeles I received the

Bronze Halo Award for

Outstanding Contribution to the Entertainment Industry

Presented by the

Southern California Motion Picture Council.

I was also the First Place Winner on

The Family Channels’

“The New Original Amateur Hour”

I’ve been told my voice has the power of Celine Dion, a pinch of

Judy Garland, a sprinkle of Broadway and even a

splash of Frank Sinatra.  Thanks to all of that I like to think

I’ve created a versatile and unique vocal style

all my own.