Steve studied music A-Level, having previously obtained Grade 8 in piano, and grades in Flute and Oboe. During his final year of school he took courses in musical arrangement and composition at Goldsmith College, University of London. Recently he returned to college to study writing music for the theatre.

Shortly after leaving college, he undertook the co-writing of his first musical, "Georgie". The story of an 'ordinary' man re-evaluating his life's worth in the face of death. This went on to receive runs over the subsequent few years, produced by local amateur dramatic groups in Greenwich and Eltham, south-east London. At about the same time, he joined his first band, and also began writing popular music.

More recently, he has returned to composing for musical theatre, and last year completed, "Dracula: The Undead", an adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic novel. It has yet to be produced. He is currently working on two brand new musicals, while working as a session musician and music teacher, and studying for a diploma from Trinity College, London.

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