Born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvennia, Tracey always had a flair for the arts and was entertaining her classmates in kindergarten while singing "The Stoplight Song".Her parents, Frank and Jean, always supported her and gave her the best education in dramatics, formal dance and vocal training. Tracey was also trained in horse riding and gymnastics.She formed and performed as one of four leads for the first female bands that worked with pre-mixed and synthesized tracks. Intricate dance numbers were their mainstay. The band began singing at local coffeehouses in Portland, Maine, then travelled through Southeastern Rhode Island and Connecticut, when a regular patron asked them to sing backup. It was in the late eighties and "Eddie and The Cruisers" was hot and John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band were at #1 with On The Dark Side - they later opened for them at well known venue, TOADS, in New Haven, Connecticut.Two years later, they signed with Chrysalis and recorded some of their original pieces written by Tracey and Lisa.Tracey's TV appearances include "CSI", "Strong Medicine" and "Watching Elle", "West Wing" and "Carnivale".She is most notably remembered for her contributions on the Star Trek prequel, "Enterprise" and was featured in the series pilot, "Broken Bow". She went on to appear in later episodes, showing her stage combat in "Marauders" and as a cadet in "Dead Stop".She will be one of four leads in the new SCI FI Networks series premiere of "Starfighters" in early 2006.
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