Sharing a birthday with Bruce Lee and Jimi Hendrix didn't add pressure to the skinny Spanish kid, it only inspired ambition. Raised on baseball fields in Tampa, Florida, Kenny Alfonso spent most of his youth following a funny Dad and older brother around, learning to hit a curveball, and secretly wishing he was Kung Fu - Rock Star. After a brief stint in a few minor league camps, Kenny spent time as a State Attorney's Investigator and Pharmaceautical Rep before becoming a full-time actor in 1994. He makes his home in Atlanta with daughter Jessy and partner Melissa Ponzio. Kenny's credits include over 50 national and regional commercials, a slew of independent films and countless stage performances with his one-man shows and as co-creator of The Goods Variety Show with comedy partner Phillip DeVona. Kenny can be seen in the Award -winning indie short films White Bitch Down, Moved, and the musical comedy Petunia. On the big screen, he portrayed 1906 U.S. Amateur Champion Eben Byers in Stroke of Genius: The Bobby Jones Story, directed by Rowdy Herrington, starring Jim Caveizel, Claire Forlani, and Malcom McDowell. On DVD Fall 2004. Kenny is the Co-host of Barkitecture on the D.I.Y. Network to begin airing Fall 2005.