Drugs, booze, rock music - lead Marty Angelo to Christianity
Live Interview with prison minister, Marty Angelo recorded June 19, 2007
Marty Angelo, a former music business entrepreneur, is the author of the powerful life-changing biography-memoir entitled,
"Once Life Matters: A New
Beginning." Angelo's book reveals how God totally transformed his life from the snarls of drugs, booze, rock/disco music, and prison into a strong witness of His saving grace, mercy, and love.
Before Marty Angelo's dramatic and "electrifying" conversion to Christianity on March 28, 1981 and going into full-time ministry, he worked in the entertainment business for 15 years, getting his first breaks from "the late Jimi Hendrix" and "the late George Harrison." He managed several bands including the popular Top 40 rock group,
The Grass Roots starring Rob
Grill.
Angelo also created, wrote, and produced the '70s trendy dance television show,
Disco Step-by-Step® and in 1978 was voted one of the
Top
25 disco record promoters in the world. He promoted hundreds of hit albums, singles, and 12" disco 45s, receiving numerous recognition awards for his efforts.
Angelo is currently a full-time prison
minister. His book is offered free to prisons, jails, and rehab programs.
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