Zane Adams
Zane Adams
Zane Adams of Porter High School in Texas has earned himself an invite to Phoenix’s Chase Field on Sunday for the Perfect Game All-American Classic.
Adams, who has committed to Alabama University of Alabama, made an immediate impact as a sophomore on the Spartans varsity squad with his 1.25 ERA and 92 strikeouts across 721/3 innings pitched.
Early Life and Education
Zane Adams was born in 1894 to John Olney Adams and Mattie Marie Adams.
His place of residence was North Carolina and his sister was Vivan.
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Professional Career
Zane Adams was one of Cape Town’s most beloved singers during the Seventies, known for his ballads such as Give a Little Love which have been recorded repeatedly over three decades.
He performed with Gerry Bosman’s big band during the ’80s and early ’90s at Cape Town’s Nico Malan Theatre.
Due to the overwhelming success of his Golden City Dixies show, Danny Williams’ career quickly flourished. Touring across America with this show and producing some of today’s most beloved entertainers – Danny Williams, Sophia Foster, Dave Bestman, Vivian Kensley and Yvonne Cloete being some of these talent.
Late last year, he rejoined his 70s jazz-funk-fusion band Pacific Express for one last performance, in Australia. They will also perform at Cape Town International Jazz Festival later this month.
Achievement and Honors
Zane Adams has accomplished much in his life. As an active member of the Big Sur Foundation and fighting to preserve California’s rugged coast from incursion, such as mining limestone for fuel or widening Highway 1 to build hotels or houses; Zane was instrumental in protecting Big Sur from these developments.
He also served as a 4-H leader, and helped establish the Sussex County Farm Tours. These tours give people an opportunity to see many beautiful farms throughout Sussex County while learning more about agriculture in this part of Virginia.
Recently, Adams traveled to Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base in Romania where he participated in a 1,000 Pound Weightlifting Challenge and achieved success by lifting 1,305 pounds total.
Personal Life
Zane Adam is an esteemed musician in South Africa. Born and raised in Salt River, his musical family encouraged his interest early on; thus leading him to start playing guitar at an early age.
He was an active participant of both Alf Herbert’s long-running variety revue show and Golden City Dixies carnival show, while also contributing as part of Alf Herbert’s long-running carnival show.
Zane’s success with Pacific Express resulted in him releasing several albums that contained their best-known song: “Give A Little Love”. This emotionally stirring ballad remains popular today and continues to be played on Cape Town radio stations.
Adams is working tirelessly as co-CEO of FedUp Foods to address global food waste problems, which contributes to 11% of total greenhouse emissions, algae blooms and dead zones in oceans, as well as nitrogen pollution.
Net Worth
Zane Holtz is a Canadian actor and model who is best known for playing Richie Gecko on El Rey Network’s From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series from 2014-2016.
Zane is married to Chelsea Thea Pagnini and has three children: Beau Holtz, Harrison Holtz and Mackenzie Holtz. As of January 2020 he had amassed an estimated net worth of one million.
Born in North Carolina, Zane Adams is the son of John and Nina Adams and studied acting at Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles before making his acting debut in a series of crime thrillers in 2001 and subsequently co-starring in Make It or Break It as an adult comedienne-drama.