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| Basic information | |
| Birth name: | BIRTH NAME |
| Birth date: | May 21 |
| Origin: | ORIGIN |
| Occupation(s): | Musician, Recording Engineer, Roadie for The Police |
| Associated acts: | The Police, Sting, Stewart Copeland |
| Official website: | Official website |
Jeff Seitz has worked with The Police and Stewart Copeland for many years.
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Biography
Jeff Seitz received a classical training at the Julliard School of Music before playing in a variety of bands. He would then become part of The Police's road crew, teaming up with the band on their first world tour as Stewart Copeland's drum tech. He continues to work with Stewart today, producing and engineering his film score and other compositions.
Awards, nominations and other notable achievements
This section needs more information.
See also
External links
- Jeff Seitz: Producer, Engineer, Musician
- Tama Day Featuring Jeff Seitz at Dale’s Drum Shop in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
