**Lee Mark Jones: A Journey Through Music and Film**
Born in Worcestershire in 1962, Lee Mark Jones embarked on his musical journey at just 15, joining the punk band Regular Wretches. This marked the beginning of an exhilarating career, during which he toured globally with legendary acts such as The Ramones, Motorhead, U2, and Black Sabbath, while releasing numerous albums.
In an unexpected twist, Lee's only formal acting instruction came from an impromptu weekend session with the iconic Peter O'Toole in London. His travels took him from Los Angeles to Zaragoza, Spain, and back to the UK, where his latest band, Gypsy Pistoleros, gained significant traction over the past five years, sharing stages with renowned bands like Motley Crue, L.A. Guns, and ZZ Top.
Transitioning to a solo career as Gypsy Lee Pistolero, he has released two albums and showcased his versatility as an artist. Additionally, he participated in the parody band 'The Mescalito Vampires' in the film "Jurassic Predator."
Recently, Lee has reignited his passion for acting, appearing in multiple films produced by Apres Vague and Andrew Jones at Northbank Entertainment. Notably, he starred in the horror musical "Spidarlings," released by Troma in July 2018. Currently, he is involved in editing the Acid Western "Stranger" and anticipates the release of "Jurassic Predator" on June 5th.
In tandem with his artistic endeavors, Lee is pursuing a Masters in Touring Theatre at the University of Worcester, preparing to debut his company, 'Theatre of the Wild, Beautiful & Damned,' at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival with the production "PEEP-O-RAMA."
