Biography
Embarking on his musical odyssey in the late 1970s, Frank founded the band Clearlake, setting the stage for a journey that would see him become a staple in the American music scene. Clearlake, under Frank’s leadership, embarked on extensive tours across the United States, capturing the hearts of audiences with their unique sound and dynamic performances. The band’s talent and hard work culminated in signing with the GM Agency and releasing their notable record, “In the Ghetto.”
As Clearlake’s star rose, they had the honor of opening concerts for many country music luminaries, most notably the legendary Bobby Bare, further cementing their place in the country music world.
Following his success with Clearlake, Frank transitioned into a versatile studio musician and a sought-after lead guitar player. His musical journey took him through the vibrant scenes of Southern California, Nevada, and Oregon, where he lent his guitar prowess to numerous bands.
Frank’s reputation as a ‘guitar for hire’ led him to play in several Indian Casinos across the United States. In these venues, he not only contributed to house bands but also collaborated with a myriad of past and present recording stars, showcasing his adaptability and skill across various musical genres.
Now residing in Idaho, Frank continues to be an active force in the music community. He is involved with several bands, both as a regular guitar player and in supporting roles, helping to elevate other guitarists with his experience and talent. Frank’s enduring passion for music and his ability to seamlessly blend into diverse musical settings make him a respected and admired figure in the industry.
