Steve Grams

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Steve Grams
Founder of Lone Star Camera

Steve Grams graduated from Texas A&M University with a major in Communications and Marketing.  He travels extensively as a professional public speaker, camera man and field producer.  In conjunction with a company called Making It Count, Steve has spoken to over 34,000 high school students delivering content-based presentations about success in and after high school. He also delivers inspirational presentations to businesses and community groups.

Steve Grams has been a filed producer of The Journal of the Texas Trophy Hunters TV Show with Jerry Johnston for the past eight years, and has filmed and field produced shows for dozens of clients like Engel’s Outdoor Experience, Hunting 201, Jack Brittingham, and Mark Sullivan, just to name a few. Steve has a Golden Moose to his credit and is Sony certified in HD.  He has filmed on six continents and has traveled to over 42 countries. His keen eye, steady hand and nerves of steel have landed him filming gigs doing everything from hanging out of Hawaiian helicopters to staring down charging hippos. 

He has managed a marketing agency, worked in community relations and was even an radio disk jockey for a few years.  Steve Grams is a native to San Antonio, Texas where he currently makes Lone Star Camera his home.

Steve Grams was born in Huron, SD. Sept 23, 1948
Steve began playing bass professionally at 17 with a blues and R&B horn band called "The Only Boys", touring and opening concerts for Mitch Ryder, Gary Lewis & the Playboys, The Beach Boys and Paul Revere and the Raiders.
Throughout his college years at University of North Dakota and Mankato (MN) State University, he played in various rock and R&B bands, as well as with acoustic duos or trios.
Moving to Tucson in 1979, Steve joined the roots rock band, Ned Sutton & the Rabbits. In 1981 he joined the legendary party band Los Lasers, also playing blues with 'L Mondo Combo.
Steve's career includes a "who's-who" of top performers: Bo Diddley, Nappy Brown, Big Time Sara, Rainer and Sam Taylor. He was a member of Tom Walker's Boogieman Blues three different times. In addition, he was the original bassist with Tony & the Torpedoes, playing upright bass. Steve played with the Bad News Blues Band and recorded on their second CD, Bad News Indeed, and spent more than two years playing and recording with Kings of Pleasure. He has played on nearly 50 LPs and CDs.
In 1998 Steve was named TAMMIE Bass Player of the Year. Currently he has three bands: KGB, a jumpin', jazzin' piano trio; the honky tonk quintet Rancho Deluxe; and the wild, original Americana roots quartet The Fluffingtons. He also plays acoustic with Danny Krieger, and with the Lisa Otey Band.
Steve has been married to Cheryl Simone for 19 years. He's been overheard more than once claiming that his biggest success has been getting three daughters (Sloane, Anna Mae and Caitlin) through college.

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