Alan Frew To Guest On The Jimmy Star Show With Ron Russell Wednesday December 13th, 2017

NEW YORK - Dec. 7, 2017 - PRLog -- Alan Frew will be a featured guest on the Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell live radio/tv show hosted by king of cool Jimmy Star along with cool man about town Ron Russell to discuss his music, his career and the entertainment industries at large. The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell is tv/radio's coolest hit show, featuring the coolest in music, entertainment, fashion and pop culture, all from a fun industry insider perspective in a completely live, unedited fast-paced two-hour conversational format.

Alan Graham Frew is the lead vocalist and primary song-writer for the Canadian band, Glass Tiger. He  has also released three solo albums.

With Glass Tiger, Frew has sold in excess of 7,000,000 albums and singles and has had numerous #1 and top ten singles, with the best known of them being the smash pop hit , "Don't Forget Me ( when I'm gone)" and "Someday" both of which had great success in the USA.

He has appeared on many television specials, raises money for various causes and continues to perform around Canada as a solo artist while continuing to tour extensively with Glass Tiger.

Frew has won five Canadian Juno Awards, five Canadian Classic Awards and was nominated for a Grammy. In addition to being a singer/songwriter, he is an author of the best-selling book THE ACTION SANDWICH ( a six-step recipe to success doing what you're already doing), a public speaker and he enjoys any opportunity to add actor to his extensive resume.

He is a recipient of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Award in recognition of his service to the Canadian Arts and for his tireless charitable work and dedication mainly on behalf of poverty-stricken children and their needs.

In 2008 Frew teamed up with songwriter Stephan Moccio to write "I Believe", the theme song of CTV's Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

The song was produced by legendary, 14-time Grammy winner, Phil Ramone with the the strings component of the song being scored, arranged and conducted by William  Ross, at the Fox Studios in Los Angeles, with Grammy winning engineer, Armin Steiner engineering.

The song was sung by Canadian sensation Nikki Yanofsky and by March 1st, 2010 "I Believe" had sold over 90,000 digital units in Canada, achieving #1 status on iTunes Canada and Billboard's Canadian  Hot 100 in February 2010.

Frew also co-wrote, Joe Cocker's certified platinum hit "Fire It Up" which was Cocker's last major hit before his passing in December 2014.

On August 20, 2015, after finishing his cover album entiled "80290Rewind" ( an album of 80's cover songs) Frew suffered a stroke causing trauma and paralysis to his right side.Through therapy, medication, and diet, Frew has recovered, has released his album and is back on tour. He took part in the upcoming documentary "Live To Tell" documenting his fight back from stroke to stage and he is working closely with the Canadian Heart & Stroke foundation carrying their message and health teaching others in how to help prevent stroke and heart attack.

Most recently he has completed a new CD with Glass Tiger due out in Feb of 2018 which will include a nationwide tour. Glass Tiger has also recently procured a U.S. agent and is looking forward to returning to perform for their American fans which is long overdue.

The Jimmy Star Show is pleased to showcase the expertise and talent of Alan Frew and all anticipate a fun and informative time talking with him about his career and the entertainment industries at large. Join King of Cool Jimmy Star, and Cool Man about town Ron Russell as they have a playful and sometimes wild time with the talented featured guest!

To hear/see Alan Frew on the Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell tune in to w4cy radio on Wednesday December 13th, 2017 from 3-5 pm ET and 12-2 pm PT online at www.w4cy.com  from anywhere in the world!

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