Fred Goltz

Born in Ottawa Canada to John and Colleen Goltz. Fred's father was a land surveyor for the Canadian Govt. and his mother, an ex-school teacher, was a stay at home mother. Fred grew up in Perth, Ontario, about an hour outside of Ottawa. Fred grew up as an elite hockey player and therefore attended several different high schools in cities such as Whitby Ontario, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and Kingston Ontario. In the last year of his Junior carreer, Fred quit hockey and decided to try school. He attended Queen's university in Kingston, but found that the school route was not for him at that time. Fred continued to toil in athletics training in the decathlon at the University of Toronto under the tutilage of Andy Higgins until family difficulties forced him to quit. Not being one to settle into blue-collar life, Fred picked his skates back up after a four year layoff and decided to try out for a minor league professional hockey team. He played his rookie year for the San Antonio Iguanas of the Central Hockey League and from there played in the East Coast League and the West Coast Hockey League. Finally, at the age of 27, Fred got up the courage to pursue a dream that he secretly had since he was young. Having athletics encompass most of his life, he turned his attention to the acting world and began to train and write before he was even done his hockey career. Fred makes his home in San Antonio, Texas. His pride and joy are his son and daughter, Hayden Dayne and Emilie Anne. Fred dabbles in stand up comedy, writing in association with his acting inspirations. He credits Paul Newman, Christopher Walken, Dennis Hopper and Brad Pitt among many others that have influenced and inspired him in his acting endeavours.