Biography

Born and raised in California, Steve Byers started his carreer in the music business in the late 1960s as the lead vocalist in several bands. Since the 1980s, he has been writing/producing his own original songs, often performing instruments and vocals himself in the studio recordings. He had his breakthrough on national TV with a song on Episode #25.31 (1982) on ABC. His stylistic "trademark" is a very authentic 1950s/60s style sound. Byers' music has been featured in more than 70 TV shows and motion pictures so far. He resides in San Diego County.
- IMDb mini biography by: Alex

His songs are often written/performed in a style similar to the music of the 1950s/60s.

In Episode #25.31 (1982), Byers' song "Saturday Night" (written/performed by him under pseudonym "Steven James") was played during "Rate-A-Record", competing against "You Drive me Crazy" by Shakin' Stevens. Byers' song won, scoring 98/98 vs. 78/78.