Steve Rowland is an American singer, actor, and music producer best known for his work with the British rock band, The Family Dogg. Born in Los Angeles in 1932, Rowland kickstarted his singing career in the late 1950s, but garnered significant success in the late 1960s with The Family Dogg, where their harmonious blend of pop, rock, and folk earned them recognition. The band's biggest hit, "A Way of Life," showcases Rowland's clear, emotive vocals, and his ability to blend seamlessly with the band's signature sound. As a producer, he also played a significant role in the careers of artists like Peter Frampton and The Pretty Things, underscoring his influence in the music industry.