You may have also heard my voice on weekend radio during the early '80s. I hosted the nationally syndicated shows "Countdown America" and, then later, "Countdown U.S.A." Plus, there were radio specials like "Elvis: The Legend of a King" and "The Top 100 of The '70s."

I moved to Los Angeles in 1975 to join the airstaff of the legendary Top 40 station 93/KHJ. Charlie Van Dyke, Mark Elliott, Bobby Ocean, M.G. Kelly, Dave Sebastian Williams and Beau Weaver were all part of the team that delivered KHJ's final #1 ratings book in 1976. FM was just beginning.

Before Los Angeles, I lived and worked in Atlanta. From 1972-75 it was the South's most renowned Top 40 station WQXI - "Quixie In Dixie." In those days the staff included Gary McKee, Barry Chase, Lee Logan, Thom Rivers and Program Director Bill Sherard.

In the advertising community I might be forever linked to the infamous "Five Men And A Limo" short film presented at the 1997 Key Art Awards. Specially produced for the movie trailer industry's annual kudos, the film featured the five top trailer voices - Don LaFontaine, Nick Tate, Mark Elliott, Al Chalk, and me - spoofing our own "styles" in rare on-camera performances. It played to a packed house and has since gone on to cult status with video bootleg copies moving throughout the industry even today.

I've been amazingly fortunate...staying very busy, working for a wide array of clients, networks, and programs in the last fifteen-plus years.

If you'd like to know more (although I can't imagine why...) please drop me an e-mail, and I will do my best to get back to you.

And, thanks for visiting.