Eric Pleska

Wrote seven nonfiction books which are available for purchase

from numerous distributors including Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Additionally several dozen libraries carry the books, including several in Westchester County who reached out about hosting Author Talk appearances.

Titles include:

101 North American Monsters

New York's Scariest Street - Buckout Road

The Horrific History of Buckout Road

101 Christmas Characters From Around the World

101 Notorious Pirates

101 Scariest Extinct Monsters

Released three albums of original music on various platforms including iTunes, Pandora, and Spotify with his punk band Later Never Comes.

Release one album of original music on various platforms including iTunes, Pandora, and Spotify with his hardcore band Bed Of Nailz.

Launched the online necktie shop, Tie-Hard

Along with Brent Kay, created The Ghoul Pop Gang craft soda line, which released three flavors that have been distributed locally in Westchester County, NY and direct to consumer.

Provided props and wardrobe items to numerous productions including ABC's The Goldbergs, CBS' Young Sheldon, Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and the Netflix hits GLOW, The Following, and Stranger Things.

Pre-Covid, was asked by casting directors to appear on several television programs including History Channel's Pawn Stars and Travel Channel's Ghost Brothers, in addition to several music videos.

Interviewed several times on ABC affiliate WNEP

Contributed to several books, including Diane Franklin's "Better Off Dead Tribute Book"

Served as mayor of a community in Livingston County, MI.

Provided historical artifacts to The Gettysburg Museum

Eric produced and directed more than 75 live Pro Wrestling Syndicate events in NY and NJ, achieving individual attendance highs of nearly 2,500 paying fans in addition to handling talent booking, travel & lodging booking, staff coordination, customer service, advertising, including the production and placement of several dozen television commercials, social media management, and web design.

Created original PWS merchandise, including DVDs, apparel, and an energy drink.

Created and produced ten live Bombshells Women's Wrestling events in NJ, directed several live internet pay-per-view events, and created various merchandise.

Wrote the nonfiction book Buckout Road, which became source material for a full-length motion picture.

Provided props and wardrobe for several television programs, including productions on ABC and Netflix.

Along with Brent Kay, created, directed, and produced two short episodic seasons of the comedic sports entertainment video series BABES Volleyball, in addition to creating various merchandise, booking and coordinating talent, script writing, securing filming permits, and leasing footage to numerous outlets.

Along with Brent Kay, produced and directed several television commercials for original (and usually absurd) products and achieved ad placement on numerous television stations, including Discovery, MTV, Nick, Travel, and USA.

Appeared as an on-air guest on several podcasts and XM-Radio programs and interviewed for printed media, including Myths and Mysteries of New York and Westchester Magazine.

Created the independent wrestling promotion Pro Wrestling Syndicate. Directed and produced live wrestling events in NY, NJ, and CT, with attendance highs of nearly 500 paying fans. Handled the booking of all talent, advertising, customer service, social media management, web design, and sales.

Booked over 300 live music events throughout metro New York, including Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, Westchester County, Rockland County's Palisades Mall, and multiple venues in New Jersey. Worked directly with over 1,000 musical artists ranging from local to national acts, various venues and staff, and handled all marketing and advertisements.

Booking agent for several professional wrestlers and music artists ranging from local to national acts.

Produced 52 hours of FM college radio on WCWP.

Released several albums of original music as the chief songwriter of the punk band Later Never Comes and hardcore band Bed Of Nailz, handled the booking of live performances and released various merchandise.

Interviewed several times on News 12 Westchester and for various print articles for publications including The Village Voice, Steppin Out, New York Post, and NY Daily News.

Produced and directed 26 hours of local cable television in White Plains, NY

Wrote 36 issues of the fanzine T.A.P.O.U.T. which included interviews with national musical acts, UFC fighters, professional wrestlers, and television actors.

Booked and Produced numerous live concerts in Westchester County, NY.

Released several albums and music videos while performing with numerous musical acts.