Monty started out with a career in broadcasting, as a radio personality in cities including Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Atlanta, and during that time he also wrote original comedy material for radio personalities around the country.  After seven years on the air, friends influenced him to move to Los Angeles, where he became established as a
TV comedy writer, with no idea he'd someday be doing a
Frank Sinatra Tribute.

His first TV writing job was on a revival of the series
“Laugh In”, whose cast included a young comic named
Robin Williams.  Monty went on to write for TV specials starring Bob Hope and John Wayne, and the Dean Martin Roasts. Before long, he was a writer on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.  Later came other late night
shows starring Joan Rivers and Pat Sajak, and Monty was Vicki Lawrence’s writer on her Emmy-nominated daytime
talk show.  More recently, he wrote on ABC’s Radio Music Awards and the syndicated Hollywood Squares starring Whoopi Goldberg.  Monty also wrote for Frank Sinatra’s
long-time opening act, comedian Tom Dreesen, and
yes, on several occasions, for Mr. Sinatra himself.

Now, Monty’s out there doing what he likes best,
performing his popular Frank Sinatra Tribute. Monty sang
Sinatra on The Mommies’ ABC TV series Caryl & Marilyn, and serenaded George Hamilton & Alana Stewart on the pilot for George & Alana. He’s been heard as LA's premiere Frank Sinatra Impersonator many times on KIIS-FM in Los Angeles, and on the internationally syndicated Rick Dees’ Weekly Top 40, as well as Gary Owens’ “Music Of Your Life”.

From a frequent Sinatra co-star, one of the stars of TV's groundbreaking Laugh-In, and a regular on The Dean Martin Variety Show and The Dean Martin Roasts, the very talented Ruth Buzzi. . .

And from Frank's longest running opening act,
comedian Tom Dreesen. . .