David Freiberg (Bass/Keyboards/Vocals, 1972-85)

Name:	David Freiberg
Born:	24 August 1938, Boston, MA
Spouse:	?, (c1956 - ?)
	"Girl" Dreyer (1965? -1970s?)
	Long-term relationship with Linda Imperial, (1996 - present)
Children:	Jessica, 1967

Biography:
A former member of fellow Bay area band, Quicksilver Messenger Service, David Freiberg was recruited to the ranks of Jefferson Airplane to replace Marty Balin for the bands final few live shows. He then became one of the founder members of Jefferson Starship, later sharing bass and keyboard duties with Pete Sears. Never a prolific songwriter for the band, his departure in early 1985 coincided with that of Paul Kantner. He later participated in a brief QMS reunion.

Select Discography:
"Happy Trails" - Quicksilver Messenger Service.
"30 Seconds Over Winterland" - Jefferson Airplane. (1972)
"Baron Von Tollbooth And The Chrome Nun" - Kantner, Slick & Freiberg. (1973)
"Dragonfly" - Jefferson Starship. (1974)
"Red Octopus" - Jefferson Starship. (1975)
"Spitfire" - Jefferson Starship. (1976)
"Earth" - Jefferson Starship. (1978)
"Freedom At Point Zero" - Jefferson Starship. (1980)
"Modern Times" - Jefferson Starship. (1981)
"Winds Of Change" - Jefferson Starship. (1983)
"Nuclear Furniture" - Jefferson Starship. (1984)

Trivia:
He studied viola and violin at high school, and even made the Ohio All-State Orchestra.

Before moving to San Francisco, Freiberg used to live in a communal house in Venice, Los Angeles, with Paul Kantner, David Crosby and others.

While a member of the trio, "Folk Singers For Peace", he was deported from Mexico as a "subversive"

He owns Free Mountain Studios, near Novato, CA.