In 1963, Jay Harvey began his entertainment career as a musician in his hometown of Boston, Massachusetts. Having a sharp wit and a knack for making people laugh, Harvey became a comedy writer and comedian, appearing in nightclubs, the college circuit and on television shows "Comedy Tonight," "The David Frost Show," and "The Merv Griffin Show." Harvey loved performing, but was drawn to the production side of entertainment and in 1974, which brought Harvey to Los Angeles where he became a Personal Manager, representing such talent as Mickey Spillane, The Love Machine, Susan Anspach, and The Pointer Sisters.In 1977, Harvey began his TV career working on the Sha-Na-Na television series for legendary producer Pierre Cossette. Shortly after, Harvey joined forces with legendary DJ Wolfman Jack. As Executive VP of Production for Wolfman Jack Productions, Harvey produced several groundbreaking projects including the highly-rated "1979 Disco Music Awards", "The DJ Music Awards" and the theatrical extravaganza, "Wolfman Jack's Disco Party". In 1980, Harvey produced, "Tom Jones Live in Las Vegas" for Showtime. The following years saw Harvey writing and producing more cutting edge Variety Television specials including "Just For Laughs: Gabe Kaplan", "The Righteous Brothers Live on the Sunset Strip", Don Rickles and Don Adams in "Two Top Bananas", "Bal du Moulin Rouge", Donna Mills in "Shooting Stars", and for ABC-TV, the highly-rated "Miss Hollywood Talent Search" starring Gene Kelly, John Davidson, Mariette Hartley, Bo Derek, Johnny Mathis and Jerry Seinfeld.In 1990, Harvey wrote, directed and produced the nightclub act for Zsa Zsa Gabor when she headlined a one-week sold-out engagement in Las Vegas. In 1991, Harvey was contracted to produce entertainment at the legendary Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. From 1991 to 1996, Harvey produced dozens of shows, including Jerry Lee Lewis, Air Supply, Joe Piscopo, Louie Anderson, Rita Rudner, Gallagher, Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca, David Brenner, Jackie Mason, Neil Sedaka, Connie Francis, Rich Little and Sam Kinison. In 1994, Harvey produced "Love Letters" by A.R. Gurney starring Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers at the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas. In 1995, Harvey again produced the play at the Sands Hotel and then, Harvey took the play and its cast on the road.Harvey has recently returned to producing television and has created a new television comedy series which he'll Executive Produce. Harvey is Executive Producer of the documentary film, "The Wolfman Jack Story."