Currently a composer/producer for Film and TV, Frank Rogala originally got his first record deal in 1980 at the age of 21. As Lead Vocalist and producer for EXUDE (1980’s) and NC-17 (1990’s) the bands inked deals with A&M and Polygram as well as many local and regional deals all over the world. In 2010 Rogala was nominated by OutMusic as Outstanding Producer of the Year for the TwinkleU debut album. Rogala produced, starred in and scored the critically acclaimed feature documentary "Won't Anybody Listen." Rogala founded NC-17 and produced the theatrically distributed film featuring the band. The Sundance Channel bought the TV rights and Neftlix now has exclusive DVD rights. Rogala as a producer and member of EXUDE was chosen as the Best Unsigned Band in America by Elvis Costello, Mark Knopfler, T-Bone Burnett and Musician Magazine. Producer and Co-writer Frank Rogala's first record (with EXUDE) hit the indy record charts at number 2 its first week and remained in the top 200 on the international dance charts for over 5 years. Jason Eldrige, co-founder of Cheboygan, MI based band Heavens Ta Betsy, Eldridge is currently Frank Rogala's principal collaborator and he contributes lead vocals to this track.