Jeff lee biography

American rock musician

Musical artist

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Early life

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His Anglo father worked as a union organizer.

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Born in New York State, Jeff Lee was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and has spent his entire writing career in Los Angeles.

His Mexican mother was a homemaker, taking care of Pierce and his sister, Jacqui.^[3] He started learning guitar at the age of 10. As a teenager, he moved from El Monte, a working-class industrial suburb east of Los Angeles, to Granada Hills, at the time a white working- and middle-class suburb in the San Fernando Valley.

Pierce attended Granada Hills High School, where he participated in the drama program, acting in plays and writing several short experimental theater pieces.^[4]

1970s

Pierce's early musical interests were g