Sherwin Ace Ross, born in New York started playing drums at the age of 13. Sherwin toured the Tri-State area with a hard rock band named "TRUX". At the age of 17 Sherwin moved to Paris, France where he was a signed solo recording artist to Barclay Records touring Europe for nine years. Moving back to New York, Sherwin was a partner in a management company promoting an English Band while continuing his own studies. Sherwin trained at The Lee Strasberg Institute in NYC and The Stella Adler Conservatory in Theater, Drama, Jazz, and voice. Sherwin's grateful to have studied Jazz in NYC with Luigi and Frank Hatchet. Sherwin was cast as the lead "Berger" in HAIR the musical. He starred in three motion pictures. Was the lead singer in the touring band Ram Jam and signed to the William Morris Agency. Moving to Los Angeles Sherwin was cast as the lead male in Cell Block Sisters / Banished behind Bars. Later he was cast as the Wreck in My Uncle the Alien where he plays a thug who kidnaps the President of the United States daughter.In 1996 Sherwin enrolled in the full Mastery University program with Tony Robbins. He traveled to Hawaii, Fiji, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to complete his courses with Tony. Sherwin became a fashion designer / apparel manufacturer creating One Clothing and leading the trend in junior fashion. Sherwin worked with CBGB founder, Hilly Krystal, creating his clothing brand as a private label project. He was nicknamed Ace by the Korean Fashion Community, the name was branded by Womans Wear Daily and California Apparel News.Moving into licensing, Sherwin owned the license for HAIR the Musical, creating a clothing line, posters, and accessories. He brought in licensing deals for Melissa McCarthy, Wendy Williams, Omni Peace and secured an apparel licensing deal for Snooki.Sherwin Ace Ross, a multiple disciplinary is a 35-year member of The Screen Actors Guild. He is a well-trained method actor, singer and dancer. His passion and outcome is to create the possibility of developing awesome edgy characters from a life well-traveled and well lived to draw from for theater / film and TV. Show less «