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Writing is a passion: screenplays, short stories, poetry, and novels.

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Television And Film

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With my long-time friend and creative partner, a feature film, documentary, and short film were created in the early 2000s, culminating in fantastic experiences. We did the festival circuit around the country and even won a few times. We were lucky enough to have an ex-Playboy Bunny, Mark Polish (The Polish Brothers) and Herb Jefferson (Boomer – Battlestar Galactica-Orignal series) lend us their time and talent.

Don't Forget Your Toothbrush

Don't Forget Your Toothbrush

Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush, was a game show taken from the original British show of the same name. Mark Curry, hosted the show while I took on the duties of Musical Director and Band Leader for 22 episodes of very hard work and hilarious, I mean hilarious memories.
Ensuing unexpected events (it was a live audience with contestants picked without their knowledge) that were so funny, we needed multiple takes, because everyone, and I mean everyone on set fell out in hysterical bent-over laughter.
I could only find these two clips online, maybe one day I will digitize my VHS copies. But damn that’s a lot of work. IMDB

Brady Bunch The Movie

It was very sad to hear of the passing of Davy Jones. The Monkees are sadly a very underrated and mostly forgotten group. Sure they were four faces put together by TV executives, but they rose to the occasion and wrote a few great tunes.
Whatever the case, David Darling (The Boxing Ghandis), myself, Roger Manning and Eric Dover (Jellyfish), and longtime friend and amazing drummer Marc Danzeisen (Def Leppard, Riverdogs, Gilby Clarke, and of course the drummer for the Don’t Forget You Toothbrush” band) all got together for two fun-filled days on the set of The Brady Bunch Movie. Little did we know we would take part in one of the last filmed performances of Davy Jones singing “Girl”.

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