Stacy Jones

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For the former Major League Baseball pitcher, see Stacy Jones (baseball).

Stacy Jones (born December 19, 1970 in Tulsa, Oklahoma) is the singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the band American Hi-Fi. Previously, he was the drummer in bands Letters to Cleo and Veruca Salt.

He formed American Hi-Fi in 1998. The debut album "American Hi-Fi" included the hit "Flavor of the Weak" He also co-produced the band Towers of London's debut album "Blood, Sweat and Towers",The Modern Society "Album Not Yet Titled" Ronnie Day "The Album", Meg and Dia "Something Real", Endeverafter "From the Ashes of Sin" and Candice's debut album "It's Always The Innocent Ones". Stacy also produced the latest Hannah Montana album. He is currently playing drums on tour with Miley Cyrus/Hanna Montana. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, photographer Jade Loop.


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