Hi Everyone,

I was so fortunate to work with some amazing artists on this album, like the Grammy winning “Klubjumpers” and Madonna’s DJ- “Tracy Young.” It is becoming available just about everywhere. If you listen to satellite radio, some of the dance stations already have it on their rotation. Hope you like it!

Would love to hear from you,

You can listen to it here, or order it for your MP3 collection.

UPDATE: Here is the link to Itunes.

Thank you for the support.

My book is finally available on Amazon.com I put so much into this I hope you have a chance to check it out!
Here is the link:

“An Insider’s Guide to Making It in Show Business”

An Insider’s Guide to Making It in Show Business is honest and frank look at what it takes for a newcomer to reach the incredible heights that the author has. It includes all the insider secrets Amy used to make it to the top in the worlds of acting, modeling and Hollywood production. Appearances on CBS, NBC, ABC and in Maxim, Shape and Stuff have helped drive Amy’s success in the entertainment world. But she is also an experienced agency owner, producer and director. That experience makes for one hell of a read. Amy’s is the quintessential modeling success story: Raised on an Illinois corn farm, she made the trip out to California to seek fortune and fame-and succeeded. In An Insider’s Guide to Making It in Show Business she shares the lessons she’s learned through the years and the many mistakes readers can avoid by following her advice. An Insider’s Guide to Making It in Show Business begins by taking readers through the process of formulating a “success plan” before they move to one of the media capitals of the country. It also explains the best ways to find an agent and audition for work and how to handle the strenuous, uncompromising demands of show business. Rich in humor and loaded with industry information, resources, entertaining anecdotes, a list of agents in the major media markets and an insider’s advice

Some people may actually be aware of the fact that I raced motorcycles as a child. I raced flat track for about 4 years, leathers, skid shoe and all! This photo is of me in motorcross gear with a motocross bike which I enjoy but don’t like as much as flat track.. I guess the speed is more important than the jumps to me. Although, I am incredibly impressed with anyone who can pin their bike and hold on for dear life as they soar across any sort of jump whether than be man made or natural! Jumping across puddles of water is as far as I ever got. I did win many races and it was always a National incident when anyone’s “boy” got beat by a “girl.” I am not sure that I will ever see that sort of anger from a father ever again and hope not to. Somehow this tomboy managed to turn into a girl eventually!