Songwriting turned sideways. Classic, Traditional...yes. Schizophrenic...maybe. Neurotic....definitely. Folk-Rock, AAA, Alt Country, Rock and Pop depending on the moment.The songs, "with their painfully real lyrics," have been characterized "as reminiscent of John Lennon’s edgier solo stuff and his slower songs and lyrics as that of Bruce Springsteen. It has been said that his passionate voice reminds one of a male version of Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders."

Growing up in Southern California, Bill spent his early years dissecting and rewriting lyrics of popular songs. When he was ten, Bill's father bought him his first guitar. A Yamaha FG-110. That guitar, with its scrapes, scratches and a few different initials carved into its' small, faithful body, still lives with him today.

After beginning his career in a series of garage bands, Bill performed the LA night club circuit including: Roxy, Whiskey, Madame Wong’s and the Palomino. He then refocused his efforts on solo acoustic performances, studio recordings and television and film usage. His music has been used in the television shows: Dawson’s Creek, King of the Hill, Melrose Place, Party of Five, Beverly Hills 90210, Cybil, Second Noah, Daria and VIP. In addition, his songs have had various usages in ABC, NBC and CBS Movies of the Week and he has written for the Discovery Channel. His work in major motion pictures includes : Nobody’s Fool with Paul Newman, and Disney’s Adventures in Dinosaur City which was performed by the Phoenix Symphony. Bill’s songs have been covered by Kyle Vincent, Jane Weidlin of the Go-Gos and Nelson. Bill has been named "Best Male Artist" by the 2006 Southern California Music Awards.

Bill recorded his first album, Empty Chair in 1997 for Roughrider Records. His second album, UnAmerican Dream was released in 2001 on the Deaf Poet label. Bill has just released his third album, Inside Gospel Garage, for the independent label, Big Belly Records. Co-producing with Tim Godwin, the band features Taras Prodaniuk and Jim Christie from Lucinda Williams' band. Additional players are: Nick Vincent, Phil Parlapiano and Gia Ciambotti. The album was recorded and mixed at the Blue Room in North Hollywood by Talley Sherwood. So look in your hometown bar or your neighborhood coffeehouse, not only will he be playing there he could quite possibly be sleeping there. Look for the upcoming tour.

Read the lyrics. Play it loud.