Exactly nine months and one day after the wedding, I was born. I was born and raised just outside of Cleveland, Ohio in Lakewood, where I went to grade school at St. Luke School. During my pre-sixteen time in Lakewood, I spent a lot of time riding my bike, mowing lawns, playing golf, and sneaking cigarettes.
My Jesuit education began in high school at St. Ignatius in downtown Cleveland. During this time, I aspired to be a country club man, with a convertible and a Ralph Lauren wardrobe of pink, blue and khakii. Once high school wrapped, it was off to Boston College, where I sought the kind of attention that only the stage can provide. The applause was intoxicating. After graduation in , I spun my wheels in Boston for a year and a half as a hair salon receptionist by day, and a night club personality by night.
I also found time to play the lead in the Boston premiere of The Vampire Lesbians of Sodom , for which I painfully shaved my legs without knowing that flesh-colored dance tights were an option. In the Fall of , I got an opportunity to move to New York. After working in several unseen Equity showcases, professional representation eluded me. I always had a knack for design. As a youngster back at St. I studied advertising design and layout at Boston College. A hobby was born. After doing small web and design work for friends, someone wanted to pay me for the work.
A hobby grew into a business. From to , I owned and ran my own small graphic and web design business, catering to individuals and small companies in entertainment.
In the Fall of , in the wake of the Occupy Wall Street protests, the recession knocked on my door, forcing me to sell my Rolex and a few other valuables to pay my rent and feed my dog. I decided to re-invent georgehahn. And here we are. Submit Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.
