Billy Concha is the oldest of two children raised by a single mother. Airforce children for the first years of their lives, then 5 years with maternal grandparents and mother in northeastern Pennsylvania.Raised on Cape Cod and schooled in New England, Billy immediately found his love again for performing being around the beauty and influences of year round living on Cape Cod. Acting and singing as early as six years old in church and school shows. Trumpet playing was part of his early artistic interests as well. The middle and high school years brought interests in television media production, plays, and numerous sports interests. Worked as a weatherman on in-house school, produced news programs, and participated in numerous plays throughout those years.An accomplished award winning athlete in Track, Football, and Sailing. Billy attained a USCG Captain's license at the age of 18 and an airplane private pilot's license at the age of 20. He has operated numerous power boats sailboats and launches for Cape Cod yacht clubs and private owners whom wanted to enjoy the waters around New England. Sailed the waters of the Mediterranian, Carribean and delivered boats up and down the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Worked in the aviation business at Logan airport, Boston as part of his college education. Majored in Aviation Management. In 1990, moved to Los Angeles to pursue those interests. Began working in the entertainment business professionally in 1993 and had his first role as a uniformed police officer on NYPD Blue (1993) in 1994. Worked as Officer Miller recurring for 11 of the 12 seasons that NYPD Blue (1993) was in productionBilly presently is pursuing interests both in front of and behind the camera. Always maintaining his roots to the water by boating most every weekend in California waters and always spending time in the months of the summer with friends and family along the waterfront of Hyannis. During the summer months, he'd most likely be fishing or sailing the water's of Nantucket Sound or at his favorite boating restaurant Baxter's Boathouse. Show less «