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JRo & The Master Of One Anchorage, Alaska
Shared the stage w/ Deftones, Korn, BOC, Third Eye Blind, Mr. Big, more. Once a surfer/skater kid growing up in Hawaii in
the 70's, with professionally, classically trained singers/musician parents, the piano lessons began at age 7. And then came cable TV...
A seasoned veteran of the 90's music business, a $20K development deal formed with Atlantic Records in 95'. Good Grief 4-song EP out now!
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