Spoiler : Alexander, Jeff (birth name was Myer Goodhue Alexander) Born in Seattle, Washington 7/2/1910; died 12/23/1989 of cancer in Greenbank, Washington. Educated at the Becker School Of Music in Portland, Oregon. Married and divorced to Constance Frost (1937-1968). He was educated at the Becker Conservatory, and studied under Joseph Schillinger and Edmund Ross. He ofter collaborated with Jack Brooks and Larry Orenstein. Composer of popular tunes including Soothe My Lonely Heart; The Wings of Eagles; Ballad for Beatnicks; Troubled Man; Blues About Manhattan. He joined ASCAP in 1952.

Spoiler : Arranger and choral director at CBS-Radio in New York. The Jeff Alexander Orchestra provided music for radio programs including The Jim Backus Vaudeville Show on CBS (1942); Melody Lane With Jerry Wayne on Mutual (1942-1945); Amos N' Andy on CBS (1945-1954); the syndicated program of Songs By George Bryan (1946); Arthur's Place on CBS (1947); The Bill Goodwin Show on CBS (1947); Hollywood Star Theater on NBC (1947-1952); My Mother's Husband on NBC (1950); Hollywood Star Playhouse on CBS (1950).

Spoiler : The Jeff Alexander Chorus was featured on radio programs including The Jerry Wayne Show for Mutual (1942-1945); The Tony Martin Show for CBS (1947-1948); The Texaco Star Theatre for the CBS and ABC Radio Networks (1947-1949). The Jeff Alexander Orchestra and Chorus provided music for Light Up Time on NBC-Radio (1949-1950).

Spoiler : Provided music, or was composer for movies including his first, Call Me Mister (1951); and last, Dirth Dingus Magee (1970). In 1952, he was awarded the New York International Film Fest Award for The Seeing Eye (1951).

Spoiler : The Jeff Alexander Orchestra provided music for television programs including The Lieutenant on NBC (1963-1964); Please Don't Eat The Daisies on NBC (1965-1967); The Wild Wild West on CBS (1965-1970); Julia on NBC (1968-1971). Alexander provided music, or was music composer or arranger for television series including The Twilight Zone on CBS (1959); Overland Trail on NBC (1960); My Three Sons on ABC and CBS (1960-1972); Sam Benedict on NBC (1962-1963); Valentine's Day on ABC (1964-1965); The John Forsythe Show on NBC (1965-1966); Family Affair on CBS (1966- 1971); Hawkins on CBS (1973-1975); Barnaby Jones on CBS (1973-1980); Logan's Run on CBS (1977-1978).