Born Name:  Paul Frisbie

Born Date:  1957

Born Place:  Chicago, Illinois

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Occupations:  Standup comedian, author, songwriter

Brief Biography:  Paul Frisbie is an American stand-up comedian, songwriter, and author based in Chicago, Illinois. He is widely recognized for his humorous songs and monologues featured on the nationally syndicated The Bob & Tom Show.

Early Career:
In the 1980s, Frisbie owned the Alley Cat Saloon in Champaign, Illinois, which was a notable live music venue.

Career Highlights:
Stand-up Comedy: After selling his nightclub, he performed at premier clubs including Zanies, the Chicago Improv, and the Funny Bone.

Music:
He is known for popular comedy songs such as "Thank God You Broke My Heart," "Christmas Letter," and "Gaining One Pound Per Day".

Writing:
Frisbie authored the book The Chicago River From Your Window, a guide to the city's iconic waterway.
Corporate Speaking: He maintains a parallel career as a marketing and communications professional in the Chicago advertising industry.

Notable Achievements:
Performance Range: He has performed stand-up in all 50 U.S. states and six foreign countries.
Shared Stages: Frisbie has worked alongside household names like Adam Sandler, Jim Gaffigan, and Ron White.