Jack Za

Jack Za is a seasoned songwriter, composer, playwright, storyteller, and performer with a professional music career that began at age 13. Early experiences included playing saxophone in a local band and touring nationally while still in his teens, sharing the stage with legends like Muddy Waters and Billy Joel. Moving to L.A. in 1979 allowed Jack to collaborate with notable industry figures, leading to engagements with Disney and DreamWorks. Versatile in many music styles, Jack's works include original compositions and musicals such as “Hats For The Elephants” and “Lights On The Grand Basin.” With a long-standing commitment to music, Jack has been active as a musician and owner of One Net Catch Music ASCAP since 1977.