Charles Wolfe, founder and president of digital media content foundry WolfEditions, a 1996 California State University, Long Beach graduate is a recognized authority in developing Internet presence and advises individuals, artists and business professionals worldwide.

Wolfe speaking on the dot com [.com] start-up days.. "from inception we have always been keen on building an island of trust". Wolfe's career primarily has centered on involvement in music and film industries including projects with Academy, Emmy and Oscar Award winning artists, PBS (Public Broadcasting) television contributors Florentine Films, master luminescance laced oil painter Stephen Hannock, and celebrity interior consultant & television set designer Melinda Ritz (CBS/Warner Bros.).

Occasionally.. w/ Charles there's mention of "working for 2/3rds of Crosby Stills & Nash. . or. .. 50% of CSNY".. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, the most Gracious and sadly, late "Queen of the Beatnics"Judy Henske along w/ Judy's own Mr. Craig Doerge (Jackson Browne, Paul Simon, CSN).

Wolfe ran w/ heavy metal icons incl. both of Iron Maiden's vocalist the late Paul DiAnno and Bruce Dickinson, interned for producer Max Norman, (Ozzy Osbourne, Megadeth, Loudness, Malice), then there's Wolfe's formative years connection to Rick Derringer, Grace Jones and even L.A.'s 'springboard band' [for Motley Crue, L.A. Guns].. London (pictured right).

Through a trade school SOUNDMASTER, Wolfe was sent to work on the Charles Bronson film "Death Wish IV", appeared in a short film "Mojave Green", as an 'extra' in "The Decline of Western Civilization, Pt. II - The Metal Years", and his 1992 digital imagery published in "Prix Ars Electronica" and CD-ROM "WIREHEAD".

One of Wolfe's fondest gigs was drumming for original member Bob Barryhill of 60's worldwide surf music sensation The Surfaris.. especially the challenge powering through each beat of "Wipeout".

Lately, Wolfe operates a 4th generation grain farm in the Mid-West. Wolfe emphasises w/ outstretched arms, gazing at miles of corn fields... "its just like Malibu!".