Brad Spitz
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Brad Spitz is the professional name of B. Brad Spitz a musician, composer, and recording artist.
His works include Dreams of the Rainforest CD, The Planets - 2000 and Beyond CD - soundtrack to Nine Worlds (with Patrick Stewart), a synthesized version of his orchestration of Gustav Holst's The Planets, for which he composed an original movement for the planet Pluto, which was not composed by Holst.
Other credits include composing and performing the theme music for the Kim Kommando Show and the entire soundtrack of Land of Kuzaama.
From 1991–93 Brad Spitz was in The Rainmakers, a rock band based in Southern California.
As of August 2004, Spitz is creating "a secret 3 DVD project" slated to be released in fall of 2005. For the project, code-named "The Dreams project" he has shot video on location, composed original scores, and engineered his own sound and video.
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