In the seventies, a teenager named Jamie Alexander made his recording debut singing a few lines on Frank Sinatra's "Watertown" album. The album was produced by BOB GUADIO of THE FOUR SEASONS. Modern Screen Magazine announced the occasion with an article featuring Jamie, titled "How to Be a Teen Recording Star."
This was the start of a musical career that took Jamie Alexander, now James A. Rocco, to Carnegie Hall and tours with Herbie Hancock, WAYNE SHORTER, and THE SUPER SOUNDS. In between singing gigs, he starred on Broadway in "CATS," all over the U.S. in "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR," and co-wrote and produced musical shows in his native New York.
