Jeff Worrell is a seasoned music industry veteran with over 35 years of experience as a guitarist, songwriter, engineer, producer, and front-of-house (FOH) engineer.

Worrell's musical journey started out of high school, touring with the Top 40 band Time Machine. After a decade on the road, he sought to deepen his musical knowledge and enrolled at Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA. Upon graduating, he joined Natalie Cole's band, embarking on a global tour that included a memorable performance at Wembley Arena for Nelson Mandela's Freedom Fest.

Worrell's passion for live sound led him to become a sought-after Front-of-House (FOH) engineer, working with renowned artists such as Pat Benatar, Fleetwood Mac, and most recently, America. His studio experience includes co-engineering Edgar Winter's groundbreaking album "Not A Kid Anymore," one of the first albums recorded on a computer.

Today, Worrell Music Production seamlessly blends classic analog equipment with cutting-edge digital technology, providing a unique environment for artists to realize their creative visions.