Jeff began professional life as a software developer back in 1993 after graduating from Wayne State University in Detroit with a degree in computer science. Though the money was good, the work was less than fulfilling. So in 1996, Jeff joined up with Dan Corrigan and John F. Kerr on the award-winning sketch comedy show, Loose Change. Originally created for public access cable, the show has aired in England and across the United States, and is still going strong today. In addition to writing for and performing on Loose Change, Jeff began performing theatre and improv comedy in 1998, and has had roles in several independent movies. He, Dan and John incorporated Loose Change Entertainment LLC in 2003, and they began writing and producing their own movies, a natural progression for the then 7-year old comedy troupe. Their films include the horror spoof Arbor Daze (2003) (V), the comic book romantic comedy Love & Plutonium (2005), and the upcoming horror movie Weenie Roast Massacre (2005). Jeff has appeared in numerous radio and TV commercials and on billboards in the metro Detroit area. He also fronts two bands: Curious Jack and The Undone. Curious Jack is a radio staple in Detroit, having written a myriad of sports and issue-related parodies and theme songs for Detroit's #1 afternoon radio show, Stoney & Wojo. Curious Jack recently learned that their music will be featured in an upcoming display at the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. The Undone is an energetic, wacky and raucous rock and roll band which plays to packed houses in bars and clubs all over Michigan. His former band, Elixir, released an album in 2005. Entitled Love Goes Boom, it is available online and in stores. Jeff currently resides in Troy, Michigan and is married to Jacquie Floyd.
