Chris Frazier, an American drummer, was born on September 7, 1967. His professional career began in 1985 when he started recording and touring with renowned guitarist Steve Vai, a collaboration that lasted until 2001.
Frazier's next notable stint was with classic rock singer Eddie Money, serving as his touring drummer from 2003 to 2006. During this period, he was approached by veteran rock band Whitesnake to join their ranks, a decision that would significantly impact his career.
In May 2006, David Coverdale, Whitesnake's lead vocalist, was impressed by Frazier's skills and invited him to become the band's drummer. Frazier's familiarity with Whitesnake's guitarist, Doug Aldrich, further solidified his position within the band. He remained with Whitesnake until December 2010, contributing to their 2008 album Good to Be Bad and touring in support of the album.
Before his time with Whitesnake, Frazier worked with a variety of notable artists, including Eddie Money, Edgar Winter, and TMG (Tak Matsumoto Group),which featured Jack Blades and Eric Martin. He also collaborated with Steve Vai and Doug Aldrich on their solo projects.
As of September 2012, Chris Frazier has been the drummer for the iconic rock band Foreigner, marking a new chapter in his illustrious career.
