"The Stars Of Beatlemania" is THE Beatle music supergroup, 
starring two original Beatlemania alumni favorites:
Alan LeBoeuf as "Paul" 
and David Leon as John.  
 
 Together, Alan and David have toured the world with 
very talented friends David Brighton as "George" 
and Carroll 'Beaver' Parker as "Ringo".  
 
 From Japan to Brazil, and  Germany to Las Vegas, 
"The Stars Of Beatlemania" have thrilled audiences in the world's
most prestigious theatres, and often with the world's great 
symphony orchestras.

Alan LeBoeuf  From Warren, NJ, Alan attended Rutgers University before pursuing a career in entertainment. 
Alan's first major break was landing the role of Paul McCartney in Broadway's smash hit "Beatlemania". 
After 2 years on Broadway, Alan moved to Nashville to form "Baillie and The Boys" with former bandmates Michael Bonagura 
and Kathie Baillie. "Baillie and The Boys" were signed with RCA and had 7 straight top ten hits on the country charts. 
After 2 successful albums, Alan left the band to tour with "Legends in Concert" and "Beatlemania".
Other credits include televsion appearances on "The Nashville Network", national commercials including Exxon, Pepsi, Gallo Wine. 
Alan has written songs for Sawyer Brown, The Shooters, and the movie soundtrack to "Head On" starring Sally Kellerman. 
Background vocal credits include Randy Travis, Dan Seals, Moe Bandy, The Ramones, Marie Osmond, 
Anne Murray, Lynn Anderson and Marty Stuart.
After performing at EPCOT, Walt Disney World, Florida with "The British Invasion" for four years, Alan has returned to New Jersey. 
He is married to Dawn and has three daughters. 

David Leon  starred in the Broadway and motion picture production of Beatlemania as John Lennon,  His group was the first one hired in Los Angeles to take over for the Broadway cast.  The show played at the Shubert Theater and the Pantages before touring extensively in the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, and South America.  After the initial run of Beatlemania, David started his own band, Helmet Boy, which recorded an album in 1981.  Since then, David has played keyboards and guitar with such famous classic rock acts as Mitch Ryder, Badfinger, Herman's Hermits, Tiny Tim, The Classics 4, Box Tops and The Rembrandts.  David currently lives in Ventura County, California, and writes screenplays and plays softball when he isn't busy touring the world. 

David Brightonis a vocalist, guitarist and songwriter currently living in Los Angeles, who has toured the world with a variety of musical groups. His credits include: playing lead guitar in the hit arena rock band, Quiet Riot (in which he replaced the legendary lead guitarist, Randy Rhoads) and performing side by side with British rock icon, David Bowie.  Brighton also played lead guitar with a number of other recording artists, including Bryan Duncan, the popular R&B/Gospel singer (on the Word/Epic label) and the renowned British Beatle’s spoof - Monty Python’s Neil Innes and The New Rutles.  David has performed on bills with legendary superstars such as Little Richard, Kenny Loggins and Stevie Wonder and with super groups like Chicago. He has also played on movie soundtracks, commercial jingles, and has sold many of his own original songs. 
Brighton’s own debut album entitled Promise Of Love (released in 1991) was met with much enthusiasm on both sides of the Atlantic. Radio programmers and reviewers alike cited Brighton’s brand of guitar-based rock and roll as a fresh, contagious blend of British and American rock and pop. Brighton and his band continued to record and tour internationally throughout the early 1990’s, performing live and making radio and television appearances in the U.S. and Europe. 
Since 1994, Brighton has also enjoyed the hysteria that has gone along with portraying former Beatle, George Harrison in a number of the world’s leading Beatle Tribute acts. Brighton has toured internationally with The Original Cast of Beatlemania, Beatlemania Live, 1964 (The Tribute), The Fab Four, Twist And Shout, The British Invasion, and Classical Mystery Tour, all culminating in his current role portraying the quiet Beatle with the hit production - When We Were Fab ? a tribute to the Beatles.