Scott Mateer

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Scott Mateer was a Grammy-nominated songwriter and disc jockey. Mateer was the co-writer of "Dear Me", the first major hit for Lorrie Morgan, and also contributed spoken word vocals to Operation: Mindcrime by the band Queensrÿche.

Mateer later worked for several Mississippi radio stations and co-founded Solarfire Records. Mateer had suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure in recent years and died suddenly at the age of 46 in Flowood, Mississippi.

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