As young teenagers growing up in Wisconsin, Jeff Miller and his bandmates sought out every opportunity to play live music. Their strong passion for music and interacting with live audiences led them to play local dances, party, and park and rec festivals. By the time Jeff was 15 years old, Mike Forest Talent took interest and landed his band's first professional gig, a two-nighter at Lock’s Bar just off Broadway in Green Bay. After playing for years in Wisconsin, Jeff Miller decided to move out to Los Angeles to perform and record their first album, “Just A Thought,” with producer Jack Skinner in the summer of 1977. Jeff then became a promoter, producer, agent, and manager over the next 25 years, working with a variety of artists from Liberace to Metallica. Along the way, Jeff opened for Johnny Cash, Jackson Brown, The Ozark Mt. Daredevils, The Guess Who, Otis Day, Bryan Lee, Tony Brown and many more. While managing and promoting other established acts, Jeff managed his own musical career.

Over the years The Jeff Miller band have recorded three all original  albums/CDs titled Just A Thought, Debut/Farewell and Songs For Silvia with a multitude of musicians and collaborators including Mitch Ryder of the Detroit Wheels, Buddy Miles & Billy Cox of Band of Gypsies, Joey Molland of Badfinger, Phil Solom of the Rembrandts, Tony Brown and many more internationally known talents, as well as many of his longtime band mates; Keith Watt, Paul Hendricks, Dave Duffey, Dean Branshaw, Bill Bomber and Rick Singer.