David's Bio Continued

David is best-known for his long-running stint at the Peg Leg Bates Country Club in Kerhonkson, New York. Year after year David regaled the off-season clientele with his witty and tuneful medleys, earning him more admirers and followers than you can count on one hand.

In 2002, the nearby Homowack Lodge suffered a summer setback when the pin-changer on the bowling lane broke, and a hard-to-find part put repairs on hold. Homowack’s management made the phone call that would change the course of history: they invited David to bring his unique song stylings to the Bowling Alley at Homowack Lodge.

David graciously stepped in, and his musical performances on the malfunctioning bowling lane were the stuff that legends are made of.

Coincidentally, Ken was hiding out in the Catskills from some angry and persistent creditors. He happened to catch David’s act at Homowack Lodge, and approached him to do the lion’s share of writing and musical direction on That’s Kentertainment! without taking any credit (although that is NOT how Ken worded his proposal.)

Lured by promises of a wider audience for his trademark medleys, as well as a steady paycheck, David signed on. He is still waiting to perform one of his own medleys on That’s Kentertainment!- much as he is awaiting economic recompense for his hours of hard work. David has filed a lawsuit against Ken for breach of contract, and also joined a class action suit against Ken Kleiber organized by Webster’s Collegiate to prevent Ken from using the word “talented” to describe himself.

Though their lawyers are locked in a bitter battle, the on-air chemistry between David and Ken is undeniable.