Frankie joined Pozzy Records in 1982 as a drummer, immediately getting involved in the demo recordings of the Pozzy Marshall Band. His energy and precision on the drums allowed Pozzy and Marshall to focus on their guitar work and songwriting, while he laid down the rhythmic foundation that supported the band’s overall sound. In 1983, he returned to collaborate with Pozzy on new demos from that period, once again helping to shape the band’s distinctive style. In 1984, he decided to step away from the scene, but he remained closely connected to Pozzy Records, continuing to support the label and the musicians he had worked with during those formative years. Even behind the scenes, his presence left a lasting mark on the history of the Pozzy Records.