Entertaining from the age of 7 as an Elvis impersonator, the morning Elvis died and he sat captivated in front of the television and radio all day. It was then he saw how one man could capture the world and decided he wanted to be that kind of man. Hollywood’s grandfather owned several night clubs during the time he was growing up and he performed every chance he got. Singing songs ranging from Elvis to Michael Jackson to Kenny Rodgers. Then he started into Hank Jr., Charlie Daniels, David Allen Coe, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Johnny Paycheck, and Waylon … he liked the Outlaws.