David is a humble, brilliant man with integrity. Luckily he doesn't know how to edit this web-page, or we would end up with a really humble description which starts, David was born and raised in a small North Eastern town... which is true. But, he'd leave out the post-industrial poverty of the town, and the fact that he started writing music practically out of the womb and shocked his truck-driving father and brother by playing concerts for his family and friends and then joining the marines at 17.

What follows over the next few years includes moving to LA and working his ass-off at 100 different jobs while playing in various little bands until and the rise of The Almighty Ultrasound to MTV video glory and 100,000 people concerts along side bands like MatchBox 20, Kiss, No Doubt, Bush, and The Ramones.

In 2000, David left the band, decided he wanted to get back to the love for music and less the touring and business. He built a small studio in his house, and went back to writing and learning the recording process. In 2003, he joined up with friends Flick, Josh and Billy as the lead guitar player for 4100, what he describes as the most fun project he has ever done. The CD they recorded in November 2003 will be released this spring.

In August of 2003, one of David's friends got a copy of some of his songs to a music supervisor, on Joan of Arcadia. Much to David's surprise, they put two singles on the series. Now, not only friends who have been lucky enough to hear David's music and see how amazing his live-performing is, but strangers from all over the US are writing to David and asking for more. MORE!