Jeff's songwriting credits include Good Times Coming, Heartless Angel and Something Better. His song Lucky Guy is being considered by jazz guitarist extraordinaire Jeff Donato for his upcoming CD.

Jeff also owns his own entertainment and music publishing company (Dog Lake Music Corporation (BMI)), which produced the music and sound effects for the Scott Wells production of The Insanity of Mary Girard. Together with partners Mark Priest and Jeff Breslauer, who make up JMJ Entertainment, he produced and engineered the one-hour aural extravaganza, Sounds Abound© On All Hallows Eve.

Born in earthquake-prone San Francisco, California, in June of 1955, Jeff grew up in equally earthquake-prone San Jose and Los Gatos.  He lived in Idaho for a couple of years where he met his future wife, Mary.  They moved to Monterey, CA, and got married in Pebble Beach; he grabbed a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of California at Santa Cruz; they returned to San Jose (well, for him it was a return); they experienced the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake (7.0)...

Having had enough fun with earthquakes Jeff and Mary next emigrated to Orlando, Florida. This was done with the express intent of experiencing thunder, lightning, hurricanes, insanely hot temperatures and righteous humidity. Mission accomplished!

Besides the wonderful weather conditions Central Florida is well known for its theme parks. Jeff spent eleven years performing at one of the area's popular attractions, Arabian Nights.  If you attended the show between 1993 and the end of 2003 there's a good chance you saw him performing as either the Genie or, more recently, the Sultan. He retired from that venue at the end of 2003 and is now pursuing his other interests full time.

Not only is Jeff an actor, songwriter, producer, etc., he is a husband and a daddy. His wife, Mary, is a Nurse Practitioner who cannot for the life of her figure out how she ended up married to one of these artist types. (He was a television engineer when she met him!) Their two children, Tall and Taller, are teenagers. (Heeeelllp!)