Here is the biography of Damon:
As a young boy in Phoenix, Arizona, Damon's creative spark was ignited, and he began writing and directing his own plays on the front yard of his house. Recruiting neighborhood kids to perform and gathering a crowd of adult onlookers, his passion for storytelling was evident from an early age.
At twelve years old, Damon took his talents to the school auditorium, staging one-man shows that left junior high school kids in awe. He continued to hone his craft, playing the drums, doing stand-up comedy, and performing original monologues.
In high school, Damon dominated the theater scene, landing lead roles and even directing his own plays. His senior year saw him recreate a KISS concert, complete with pyrotechnics, fog machines, and laser beams, which unfortunately blew out the school's electrical system. The ambitious production was also captured on film, showcasing Damon's entrepreneurial spirit.
During the Halloween season, Damon would transform into Freddy Krueger, impressing the boss and earning a promotion to director of the haunted house attraction at a major mall. The event became a sensation, with radio stations broadcasting live from outside the attraction.
After high school, Damon formed a rock group, Stormtrooper, and became the lead singer, songwriter, and record producer. Their 1985 album "Armies of the Night" was recently reissued on CD, now commanding high prices among music collectors.
Following Stormtrooper's European success, Damon turned his attention to the horror film genre, building the largest horror-exclusive retail merchandising company, "The Catalog of Carnage," and forming Foxx Entertainment Enterprises Inc. The company produced the infamous and internationally acclaimed video series "Traces of Death," which caused a worldwide sensation upon its release in 1994.
