Cliff Feldman grew up in Tucson, Arizona and had the good fortune of being a classmate of Linda Ronstadt's, forming a band with well known artist and historian Bob Boze Bell, and getting to know Alice Cooper before he was Alice. He played in great early-post Beatles bands in Arizona, rubbing elbows with bands that would become The Tubes, Chuck Wagon and the Wheels, and members of Ronstadt's Stone Poneys. He moved to the Bay Area, where his songwriting career began fronting Occasional Rain. Moving on to Santa Cruz, California, Cliff had the good fortune to play with some of that creative town's best musicians. He started the band Dead Men Rocking to channel tributes to all those who are still rocking from the grave.Cliff's feature song, 'Dead Men Rocking' was referred to in the San Jose 'Metro':"All bands should have theme songs, and all theme songs should be this good."About his song 'Johnny Cool':"this is the best John Lennon tribute song ever. Better than McCartneys!""Tin Star" was produced by Gary