Dennis "Fergie" Frederiksen
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Dennis Hardy "Fergie" Frederiksen was the former lead singer for Toto for their Isolation album. He also fronted major label bands Trillion (featuring future Madonna producer Patrick Leonard) and Leroux.
Since he left Toto, Frederiksen has collaborated with former Babys bassist Ricky Phillips and has released a solo album entitled Equilibrium. He was also one of two vocalists in the debut album of AOR act Mecca. Is now part of the World Classic Rockers along with lots of other rock acts.
Frederiksen sang under the alias of David London in the early 80's. As David London, Frederiksen released a music video, Samantha, that appeared as a video interlude on HBO and on USA network's Video Concert Hall. This song was also on the Soundtrack of the Village People movie Can't Stop the Music.
Frederiksen is involved in increasing awareness of Hepatitis C, a disease he has contracted. Frederiksen is involved with benefit shows for the American Liver Foundation, with the cause of fighting Hep C.
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