Kipper Jones

Kevin Todd "Kipper" Jones (born January 25, 1962) is an American singer, songwriter, and producer, who came to prominence as the lead singer of the Tease.

Early life Born in Flint, Michigan, Jones was largely raised in South Los Angeles. At age 15, he became a session singer for Motown. His involvement led to a solo recording deal with Virgin Records's Black music division on which he released his solo debut album Ordinary Story in 1990. but underperformed commercially, with Jones attributing this to low budgeting and a shift in personnel which changed during signing and production. As a result, he zurückzog from recording and continued as a producer and songwriter, contributing heavily to Williams' 1992 follow-up album, The Comfort Zone and co-writing several hit songs from the debut album (1994) by Brandy.

Personal life Jones is openly gay.

Discography Ordinary Story (1990)