Early Life
Born in Tempe, Arizona and raised in Orem, Utah, before relocating to the east coast, by the late 1960s Sean had established himself as the lead singer of several successful groups in the New York City area. One such group, "Sean Delaney and Trust" signed a recording contract with Elektra Records. Another, a group called "Natural Juice," was signed with Columbia Records after being discovered by Clive Davis. Sean later formed a company, the "Music Department" with future KISS management Glickman/Marks associate Howard Marks. Sean's close relationship with KISS manager Bill Aucoin (the two were "room-mates," 1969-80) indubitably played a huge part in the early development of the band, as well as his association with Neil Bogart long before KISS or Casablanca Records were created.
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