He studied drums privately and played in the school orchestra. At 15 years of age, he was playing professionally with his older brother's band "No Strings Attached". His talents led him to Los Angeles where he became a member of the original rock band "ZEUS", which showcased in Hollywood's best clubs. Not content with the sound of acoustic drums, Jupiter enrolled at Peabody Conservatory to study electronic music and then invested in Simmon's electronic drums. From there he went on to digital sampling and began to compose his own music. Jupiter is now performing throughout the USA and in many foreign ports. His studio is based in Baltimore, Maryland.

Jupiter has currently performed with some of Baltimore's best bands. Some of the groups are The Great Train Robbery and Las Vegas show band Sir Rod. Right now Jupiter is drumming with Rich Mascari's Mascaraid. Check the current touring schedule below.

Prior to Jupiter Project's first release, on Baltimore's TCI Cable in 1995 as a three piece, Jupiter Project made it's first ever live appearance for Television. In that first line up it featured Dave Ransom on bass and Vince Vigliotti on guitar.

Now available on the internet, is his debut solo CD "Jupiter Project" with featured guest artist, award winning keyboardist Jordan Rudess. Jupiter did recently appear on Wright Productions Television show "New Music Artist Video." It was a "Live" call in show on Southern California's SanFernando Valley's Adelphia Cable on June 1st, 2000. Host of this show is Jonathan Wright. Jupiter performed 5 songs off of the debut release. Heard recently on Radio at WAIL 99.5 FM, DJ host Bill Hoebee spun the songs "Cat & Mouse" and "Riff Raff." This was heard on June 29, 2001. It was simulcast in Key West, Florida, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A short interview took place as well.

The song "Open Your Mind" from the debut CD is currently being spinned by DJ T Rock at The Baja Beach Club in Baltimore MD. Jupiter just headlined at Baltimore's "Artscape 2001" outdoor music / art festival. Many thousands of spectators enjoyed 5 songs performed off of the debut album Jupiter Project. The attendies were entertained and blown away. Watch out for a new release this coming 2002 late Spring.

Jupiter is now the East Coast Editor of Highwire Daze magazine.