Noted composer, writer, songwriter, and author, this esteemed individual earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the prestigious University of Illinois. In 1962, he took the significant step of joining the esteemed American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP). Throughout his illustrious career, his chief musical collaborator was the talented Norman Blagman.
This multifaceted creative force made a lasting impact on the world of music by producing three satirical record albums for the iconic Mad Magazine. His impressive repertoire of song compositions includes the memorable "Girl of My Best Friend," the poignant "It'll Never Be Over For Me," and the heartfelt "Did You Ever Love Someone?"
