It was during this time that he met members of a local rock band named "Smokey," who eventually teamed up with him in the studio. Soon after, Paul Christopher became Smokey's keyboard player and lead singer. During the late 1980's Paul, and the other members of the band, became good friends with Dave Pratt, an up-and-coming local disc jockey with the radio station 98 KUPD. Pratt took an interest in three of Paul's original tunes and continually aired "No More," "Relax And Take It Slow," and "Will The Comet Collide" on KUPD.
In the years to follow Paul began collaborating with lyricist Terry Gatesh and recorded numerous tunes at Sounder Recording Studio in California with producer Brian Mann (former keyboardist with Kenny Loggins) and producer John Florez. One particular song, "Lying Low," won a spot on 93.3 KDKB's Arizona Sounds Volume Seven album and was aired continually throughout the 1990's on KDKB. Soon after, Paul Christopher hooked up with local TV producer Mark Fournier and wrote the music and sang on a public service television commercial about child abuse, which aired nationally and later won a prestigious Mobius Award.
In April of 1995 Paul was suddenly diagnosed with a brain tumor. Amazingly, after nine hours of brain surgery, he was miraculously healed! Six months later he decided to take on a new creative venture and began writing a book titled "Alien Intervention: The Spiritual Mission of UFOs," a biblical perspective of the UFO phenomenon. Three years later "Alien Intervention" was published by Huntington House Publishers in 1998.
Following the release of the book, Paul engaged in numerous television and radio interviews including a four-hour stint with Barbara Simpson on the "Art Bell Show" in January of 2000. Six months later he was invited on an east coast tour with "The Prophecy Club."
Today, Paul Christopher is currently back on the music scene writing, producing, and creating a musical library of all types of Film/TV scene music for Music Supervisors to choose from. His new CD titled "Diary of A Melody," released in September of 2008, is a reflection of his passionate musical direction into the Film/Televison market.
Paul Christopher is currently performing live as a solo artist in the Phoenix metropolitan area and can be reached at:
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It was during this time that he met members of a local rock band named "Smokey," who eventually teamed up with him in the studio. Soon after, Paul Christopher became Smokey's keyboard player and lead singer. During the late 1980's Paul, and the other members of the band, became good friends with Dave Pratt, an up-and-coming local disc jockey with the radio station 98 KUPD. Pratt took an interest in three of Paul's original tunes and continually aired "No More," "Relax And Take It Slow," and "Will The Comet Collide" on KUPD.
In the years to follow Paul began collaborating with lyricist Terry Gatesh and recorded numerous tunes at Sounder Recording Studio in California with producer Brian Mann (former keyboardist with Kenny Loggins) and producer John Florez. One particular song, "Lying Low," won a spot on 93.3 KDKB's Arizona Sounds Volume Seven album and was aired continually throughout the 1990's on KDKB. Soon after, Paul Christopher hooked up with local TV producer Mark Fournier and wrote the music and sang on a public service television commercial about child abuse, which aired nationally and later won a prestigious Mobius Award.
In April of 1995 Paul was suddenly diagnosed with a brain tumor. Amazingly, after nine hours of brain surgery, he was miraculously healed! Six months later he decided to take on a new creative venture and began writing a book titled "Alien Intervention: The Spiritual Mission of UFOs," a biblical perspective of the UFO phenomenon. Three years later "Alien Intervention" was published by Huntington House Publishers in 1998.
Following the release of the book, Paul engaged in numerous television and radio interviews including a four-hour stint with Barbara Simpson on the "Art Bell Show" in January of 2000. Six months later he was invited on an east coast tour with "The Prophecy Club."
Today, Paul Christopher is currently back on the music scene writing, producing, and creating a musical library of all types of Film/TV scene music for Music Supervisors to choose from. His new CD titled "Diary of A Melody," released in September of 2008, is a reflection of his passionate musical direction into the Film/Televison market.
Paul Christopher is currently performing live as a solo artist in the Phoenix metropolitan area and can be reached at:
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
