Difference between revisions of "Dale Bozzio"
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Worked at the Playboy Club in Boston, appearing in Playboy magazine as Toni Consalvi, for four years before heading to [[Los Angeles]] to become an actress. Having once met FZ in in Boston she decided to make contact with him in LA. She was invited to sing with the band and can be heard on [[Joe's Garage Act I]], [[Joe's Garage Acts II & III]], [[Thing-Fish]], and [[The Lost Episodes]]. She also appears in [[Baby Snakes (The Film)]]. | Worked at the Playboy Club in Boston, appearing in Playboy magazine as Toni Consalvi, for four years before heading to [[Los Angeles]] to become an actress. Having once met FZ in in Boston she decided to make contact with him in LA. She was invited to sing with the band and can be heard on [[Joe's Garage Act I]], [[Joe's Garage Acts II & III]], [[Thing-Fish]], and [[The Lost Episodes]]. She also appears in [[Baby Snakes (The Film)]]. | ||
| − | She married [[Terry Bozzio]] in 1979 and they formed | + | She married [[Terry Bozzio]] in 1979 and they formed their own band Missing Persons, with [[Warren Cuccurullo]] in 1980. Their band and marriage broke up in 1986. |
She continued to tour using the Missing Persons name. | She continued to tour using the Missing Persons name. | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 2 September 2005
Born Dale Frances Consalvi 2nd March, 1955.
Worked at the Playboy Club in Boston, appearing in Playboy magazine as Toni Consalvi, for four years before heading to Los Angeles to become an actress. Having once met FZ in in Boston she decided to make contact with him in LA. She was invited to sing with the band and can be heard on Joe's Garage Act I, Joe's Garage Acts II & III, Thing-Fish, and The Lost Episodes. She also appears in Baby Snakes (The Film).
She married Terry Bozzio in 1979 and they formed their own band Missing Persons, with Warren Cuccurullo in 1980. Their band and marriage broke up in 1986.
She continued to tour using the Missing Persons name.
She performed at FZ's 50th birthday tribute in Novemeber 1991 modifying the words from Packard Goose to "Music...and Frank Zappa...are the best."
