From the intimate settings of clubs to the roaring crowds of arenas, Jonni Lightfoot (Bassist and recording engineer for "Air Supply" and Bassist for the metal band "Starbreaker") continues to push the boundaries of bass playing. Jonni has released three solo records and has received numerous awards for his bass playing including "Most Innovated New Artist" in 1996 for use of the "Piccolo bass". Jonni has been an Artist / Clinician for Zon Basses and GK Bass Amps for 13 years and is currently working with Joe Zon on prototypes of the "Jonni Lightfoot Signature Bass".

Jonni’s CD, "Blu", features Grammy nominated bass legend Michael Manring along with other guest artists. "I am so pleased with Blu...it turned out just how I imagined it, and working with Michael Manring was a dream comes true for me... An experience I will not soon forget." Jonni is influenced by bass legends, Michael Manring, Victor Wooten, Stanley Clarke, Billy Sheehan, and the late Wayman Tisdale.

Graham Russell asked Jonni to join Air Supply in 2001 and this was exactly what Jonni was looking for. "Neither Graham nor anyone in the band had heard me play or heard my CD’s. The first time they heard me play was on stage in South Dakota on a month long tour with the band. Graham just took a chance on a feeling he had about me...and here I am!"

Jonni has worked on Nine of Air Supply's / Graham Russell’s CD’s. Including Air Supply’s newest release "Mumbo Jumbo", which includes the songs "Mumbo Jumbo" and "Alternate Ending", which Russell and Lightfoot co-wrote. In 2005 Jonni played on Air Supply’s "…it was 30 years ago today" Live CD / DVD, the record went Gold in Australia and Asia and has reached platinum status throughout other regions of the World.

During the time that Jonni joined Air Supply he had already started recording his second CD, "Pendulum". "Pendulum" was a break through CD for Jonni. He found his new sound, using the bass as a lead instrument in a band with two bass players. "I have always loved being a more up front bass player but when I would solo the low end would drop out of the song. I found that I really missed that, so I hired a bass player to do just that...play bass, which allowed me more freedom to explore my instrument over the music. I could not imagine my band without the second bass player in it, and I continue to write songs based on that same formula…"

While Jonni continues to tour with Air Supply he still focus’s on his personal recordings and continues to pursue his musical attributes: soul, diversity, fun, and lot’s of energy. Jonni is currently recording his forth CD which will feature Jonni on the piccolo bass as the centerpiece, to what are sure to become classic songs.