- Won a Teen Choice Award for Best Rock Song for Adrienne.
- Topped the Billboard Adult Top 40 tracks chart for 23 weeks with Wherever You Will Go.
- Was married to actress Jennifer Sky. They met through a blind date arranged by Alex's partner in the Calling, Aaron Kamin.
- Lead vocalist of 'The Calling'.
- Single "Wherever you will go" reached No. 3 in the UK singles chart.
- Favorite tracks on Camino Plamero is "Stigmatized" and "Could It Be Any Harder".
- Stole his Dad's Viper when he was 14.
- Has a tattoo of a kokopelli on his left wrist, he got it when he was 14 in Hollywood.
- Got the scar under his left eye from a dog on Christmas Eve when he was 9. He had 30 stitches.
- Won Best New Act, with The Calling at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Barcelona (November 2002)
- Started playing guitar when he was 8.
- His band, 'The Calling', performs at Party in the Park (July 2002)
- Won Best Rock Act, at the Smash hits Pollwinners party, with The Calling
- He spent a lot of time in Europe as a child.
- Dropped out of High School at 15, but got his degree through homeschooling.
- The Calling's first album entitled 'Camino Palmero' was named after the street he grew up on
- His family owns a castle in Giove, Northern Italy. It's featured in one of his father's films, Castle Freak (1995).
- His first band, "Maybe Solitude", had a five-song album produced with music written and performed by himself and lifelong friend and filmmaker Jethro Rothe-Kushel.
- His first music video, "Dormant Prayer", was directed/produced by Jethro Rothe-Kushel in 1993.
- The Calling will release its second album "Two" on June 8, 2004, coinciding with his 23rd birthday.
- Stepson of Debra Dion.
- June 3, 2005 - announced his plan to record a solo album at his concert in Las Vegas and the next day on June 4th - Final concert performance in Temecula, California for now of "The Calling".
- His family owns a castle in Giove, northern Italy. It's featured in "Music In High Places".
- Camino Palmero is also the street where Ron Fair from RCA moved to, next to Alex. They used to bother his wife while she was gardening and put demo tapes in his mailbox until they got signed. Alex was only 15 years old.
- His grandfather Albert Band was born in Paris, France, to Lithuanian Jewish parents, and moved with his family to the U.S. prior to WWII.
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